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hi i have a lovely tabby cat that i can no longer keep,the kids are starting to get a bit rough with her and she@s a lovely cat so i dont think she deserves that,she is fully house trained and loves people,so if you can re home her that would be great.thanks.

any pics?

hi i havent got a clue how to upload pics onto here!!!i can email them to you if thats any good!!

okay i will pm you it.
give me details off age and vets etc?

pmd you now.

Originally Posted by pokerchamp

hi i havent got a clue how to upload pics onto here!!!i can email them to you if thats any good!!

https://www.wikiwirral.co.uk/forums...o_on_how_to_add_pictures.html#Post557904

Hi how old is she?

Originally Posted by pokerchamp

hi i have a lovely tabby cat that i can no longer keep,the kids are starting to get a bit rough with her and she@s a lovely cat so i dont think she deserves that,she is fully house trained and loves people,so if you can re home her that would be great.thanks.

In light of recent contentious threads, where the giving away for free of pets was decried as unthinking, unkind and possibly even cruel, might I offer a suggestion that might solve the issue for you.

Get yourself a sack and a couple of bricks, or other suitable weight, and nip down to the prom, ensuring the tide is in, or if the timing isn't convenient, the docks.

When there, and hopefully being unobserved, wouldn't want a messy rescue attempt by some interfering pensioner, shove the kids in the sack, tie the top securely and then proceed to throw it in.

You know it's the right thing to do, the animal lovers, and the especially the cat, will thank you for it.

Originally Posted by Silverback

Originally Posted by pokerchamp

hi i have a lovely tabby cat that i can no longer keep,the kids are starting to get a bit rough with her and she@s a lovely cat so i dont think she deserves that,she is fully house trained and loves people,so if you can re home her that would be great.thanks.

In light of recent contentious threads, where the giving away for free of pets was decried as unthinking, unkind and possibly even cruel, might I offer a suggestion that might solve the issue for you.

Get yourself a sack and a couple of bricks, or other suitable weight, and nip down to the prom, ensuring the tide is in, or if the timing isn't convenient, the docks.

When there, and hopefully being unobserved, wouldn't want a messy rescue attempt by some interfering pensioner, shove the kids in the sack, tie the top securely and then proceed to throw it in.

You know it's the right thing to do, the animal lovers, and the especially the cat, will thank you for it.

Excellent

see you tomorrow for my homecheck, i will pm you my ADDRESS!

Originally Posted by Silverback

Originally Posted by pokerchamp

hi i have a lovely tabby cat that i can no longer keep,the kids are starting to get a bit rough with her and she@s a lovely cat so i dont think she deserves that,she is fully house trained and loves people,so if you can re home her that would be great.thanks.

In light of recent contentious threads, where the giving away for free of pets was decried as unthinking, unkind and possibly even cruel, might I offer a suggestion that might solve the issue for you.

Get yourself a sack and a couple of bricks, or other suitable weight, and nip down to the prom, ensuring the tide is in, or if the timing isn't convenient, the docks.

When there, and hopefully being unobserved, wouldn't want a messy rescue attempt by some interfering pensioner, shove the kids in the sack, tie the top securely and then proceed to throw it in.

You know it's the right thing to do, the animal lovers, and the especially the cat, will thank you for it.