As the title said im looking into getting my sons a kitten for christmas any1 got any for sale or free to good home please let me know

Get ready for the lectures from the pet brigade .. :hihi:

on the subject though try the pet section

Col ..

well now you're in the pets section...

... no animal agency supports purchasing pets as presents for Christmas, as it really isn't the best environment for allowing a new pet to settle into its new home - in fact it's a terrifying experience!

Please consider giving your son an IOU and/or a picture for the actual day, and go to collect his present after all of the celebrations are over :thumbsup:

i agree with strix, its so busy and stressful at christmas and the whole holiday period. It may be too much for the little mite. Why not wait until just after the new year and head down to the rescue centre and let him pick his own? You could buy all the stuff the cat needs and give that to him at christmas with the promise he will get to pick one.

this means you can get xmas over with and not have to worry about the little bugger pulling down all your decorations! :)

No lectures babe, just remember a kitten is for life NOT just for xmas, and it's you who will have to stump up for vets bills etc and possible neutering etc.

Excellent idea letting your lad pick one for himself from a rescue centre!!!:hihi:

i dont see anything wrong with getting a pet for your kids, BUT only and i mean only if u are willing to look after it care for it love it if they get bored i have a 6 month old son and i loveeeeeeeeeeeeee pets in my house i ad a dog 6 yr n got cats, if my son ever askd for a pet in future and as long as hes old enuf n responsible enuf n like i said if he gets bored ill kp it then yes i wud get ur son 1 but only on these condition, n remember pets cost money, a bloody lot of it lol good luck babe n hope u n a new kitty and ur son are a happy homexx

Please can you post in English mummysaz? Lots of people can't read txtspk and it's against forum rules.

txt spk?thats not i have always typed like that and if its against rules im buggerd cus i have posted loads lol

my son has asked santa for a puppy, i told him santa couldn't bring puppies and have got him a toy one instead.....they cost £10 and don't have vets bills, food bills and nearly the responsibilities of a child they have some great toy kittens in toys r us:)

I've got my niece a toy kitten too, even though I've got some gorgeous real life kittens fostered here!

Unless mummy and daddy want to get her a real animal then there's no way I'd think of even talking with her about having a real animal because she's not anything like old enough to look after whatever animal she gets.