female any colour pm for details

Give the RSPCA a call on 0114 2727542

55.00 Pounds I Dont Think So

http://pets-sale.vivastreet.co.uk/

http://sheffield.gumtree.com/sheffield/sheffield-pets_2813_1.html

Try these see if anything pops up...

loads on preloved

Ive Tried These Thankyou Xxx

oh dear i see a row lol!

LOL COS I WONT PAY 55.00 LOL

when you get a cat you will have to pay for the cat then her injections then getting her spayed this all comes in with the £55 from the RSPCA, or is your plan to breed her?

55.00 Pounds I Dont Think So

You'll be paying a whole lot more if you get a kitten that's not from a rescue - it costs around £55 for injections, £20 for microchipping, £40-70 for spaying or neutering...

ha ha ha here we go no the little girl does not want to breed her
and i dont intend on paying 55.00 for a kitten

You'll be paying a whole lot more if you get a kitten that's not from a rescue - it costs around £55 for injections, £20 for microchipping, £40-70 for spaying or neutering...

does it really well bug ger me i have 2 cats myself

does it really well bug ger me i have 2 cats myself

Good Luck! You'd be better off from the RSPCA, everything all in for that is excellent. It's going to have cost me nearly 3 times that since I got my first Kitten with spaying, injections and microchipping and a couple of visits to the vets.

I think if you cant or wont pay £55.00 you should take a proper look at if its right to get another kitten.

Also, kittens that are selling at the moment are not too far from that price anyway, I have a kitten who is looking for a home, but unfortunatly I wont be considering contacting you about it.

ive just sold some kittens my cat had for £100 each with a voucher to have them spayed/neutered, my cat is booked in to be spayed next week, it was an accident her getting pregnant in the first place my daughter let her out

Good Luck! You'd be better off from the RSPCA, everything all in for that is excellent. It's going to have cost me nearly 3 times that since I got my first Kitten with spaying, injections and microchipping and a couple of visits to the vets.

I think if you cant or wont pay £55.00 you should take a proper look at if its right to get another kitten.

Also, kittens that are selling at the moment are not too far from that price anyway, I have a kitten who is looking for a home, but unfortunatly I wont be considering contacting you about it.

lol you kill me

the kitten is for my 6 year old niece not for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hers went missing
thankyou for the last comment
you must be proud:rant:

What i was saying is rather than have a female and risk her getting pregnant why not get a tom cat but even then itll cost a fortune for everything he'll need

I'm not been funy here, but if for whatever reason you can't afford or won't be prepared to pay £55 for a kitten are you in a poition to look after it?

My cat cost me £50 at the vets not long ago for a simple water infection and my mum has recently had to pay £220 for her cat to have an op on his mouth.

These things do occur and I think you need to ask yourself if you are in a position to be able to fund these unexpected costs?

well perhaps if you got her one that is already microchipped as part of the price she wont lose this one too but no, have a freebie instead.

I'm not been funy here, but if for whatever reason you can't afford or won't be prepared to pay £55 for a kitten are you in a poition to look after it?

My cat cost me £50 at the vets not long ago for a simple water infection and my mum has recently had to pay £220 for her cat to have an op on his mouth.

These things do occur and I think you need to ask yourself if you are in a position to be able to fund these unexpected costs?

FOR THE SECOND TIME
THE KITTEN IS FOR MY NIECE
AND THEY CAN FINANCIALLY AFFORD IT

WOULD YOU LIKE A COPY OF BANK STATEMENTS FOR PROOF

lol you kill me

the kitten is for my 6 year old niece not for me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hers went missing
thankyou for the last comment
you must be proud:rant:
The point is, according to the posts on this thread, that a cat from the RSPCA will have been neutered, chipped and vaccinated, and those procedures are included in the £55. Neutering alone will cost significantly more than that.

Unless the new owners don't intend to have the cat neutered, vaccinated and chipped, they're likely to save money in the long term by going to the RSPCA.

Nope Definetly Not

Not that bothered about seeing bank statements thanks!

What a lucky little kitten this will be....only wanted as it's cheap and to replace a lost one!!!:loopy:

Can we please keep this friendly, are i am going to have to close this thread

Just consider rescueing one, rather than encouraging people to breed more that become unwanted until i recently went to the dog kennels i would of just bought one from the paper but those dogs look so sad and lost and were just crying out to be loved

Not that bothered about seeing bank statements thanks!

What a lucky little kitten this will be....only wanted as it's cheap and to replace a lost one!!!:loopy:

STOP JUDGING PEOPLE WHO U DONT KNOW

Just consider rescueing one, rather than encouraging people to breed more that become unwanted until i recently went to the dog kennels i would of just bought one from the paper but those dogs look so sad and lost and were just crying out to be loved

im quite aware of rescue centres this kitten i can guarantee will not be bred she would be going to a loved home where she will be cared for financially
i would rather find out where she has come from in regard to history

any kitten wants to be loved and in cat shelters there are loads screaming out to be loved and cared for

i dont want to get one from a rescue centre sorry x

amyrach has stated she dosn't want to get one for a resue shelter, so please take note.

If anyone has any kittens that need a forever home please contact amyrach

c'mon guys... surely you know amyrach by now? :lol:

c'mon guys... surely you know amyrach by now? :lol:

ooo lotti im upset

no they dont know me do they

Amy u still after a kitten hun, My sister said last week that the farm next to hers had some - 2 grey & white and 2 black ones .. no gingers tho. If you are still looking for one let me know and I'll ask my sister to nip round see if they are still there. They are free but they are from farm cats so no idea what they will be like.