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Where can u visit cats?

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  • 13-01-2007 1:38am
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    tullyd2
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    This may be a dumb question but I'm going to ask it anyway, I really want a cat but can't get one at the moment (housemates have issues!). Is there anywhere I could go to be around them for a while???


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    delly
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    Well i would imagine that any of the animal rescue places could always do with a few extra volunteers. Try the DSPCA or Cat protection society (i think thats what its called).


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    Arcadian
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    How about house-sitting for cat owners? What area are u in?


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    FranknFurter
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    Have a look here -> http://kittenadoption.proboards80.com/index.cgi
    Ask and Im sure somone will have an answer, there are always volunteers needed for various things smile.gif

    B


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    rediguana
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    I go away occasionally and I'm forced to pay for catsitters. If you can undercut them, you can spend some time with my cat when I go to Valencia in May for a week and Costa Rica for a month in August / September. I live by UCD. I'm serious!


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    BeauZak
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    ASH animal rescue www.ashanimalrescue.com they alwaya need people to handle, feed, clean, play with their kittens and cats.

    Good luck.


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    stovelid
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    Be warned, after spending time around them you may not be able to give them up :D
    tullyd2 wrote:
    This may be a dumb question but I'm going to ask it anyway, I really want a cat but can't get one at the moment (housemates have issues!). Is there anywhere I could go to be around them for a while???


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