We're planning to give a pair of b&w shorthaired kittens a forever home from late August/early September. A nearby shelter currently has two sibling groups and surprise surprise the b&w babies are the ones left over.
They insist on waiting until they are old enough to have had their jabs and to be neutered (quite right too) and also say they carry out home visits before any homing.
Could anyone with experience of this tell me a little more? I have anxieties around people visiting and judging my home so I'd like to be prepared. I can't see that it would be problematic as the previous owners had cats, and we are on a quiet cul de sac at the edge of a fairly rural village and have a fully enclosed garden.
Thanks. I am so excited I might wee.
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MrsHathaway · 14/07/2015 14:53
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