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How much should i sell my kittens for?
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jette
Posted: 4:30:01 PM 6/21/2008
hello! i have kittens on the way. the mom and father arent the most fanciest cats on earth. hello they were strays and she was pregnant. the mother is very b-e-a-utiful! how much should the kittens cost?
HELP ME!!!!!
Posted: 5:18:34 PM 6/21/2008
I would say FREE TO GOOD HOMES!! Then get momma spayed.
I like most cats better than I like most people.
I'll try to be nicer if you try to be smarter.
jette
Posted: 6:55:06 PM 6/21/2008
realy? because at my shelter QC shelter the cats cost 60$ thats what am asking for mine.
Minniyar
Posted: 7:20:59 PM 6/21/2008
The cats at the shelter cost $60 because they're trying to recoupe a bit of the cost of caring for the cats, the veterinary care and vaccinations they recieve while there, and in addition the cats will be spayed/neutered before they go to new homes, or they'll give a certificate for low cost spay/neutering. Unless you're having your kittens wormings/vaccinations done and spaying/neutering them before they leave your property (Or offering to help potential buyers do so) you're probably going to be seen as overcharging.
Never trust a tall dwarf... he's lying about something.
jette
Posted: 8:13:41 PM 6/21/2008
mmk!
THANK YOU!
staceyb
Posted: 8:54:11 PM 6/21/2008
I agree with both other posters. Honestly, if you try to put a price on the kittens, you will be stuck with them FOREVER. However, what they failed to mention is THAT YOU NEED TO SCREEN POTENTIAL OWNERS THOROUGHLY!!! You never know what people will want kittens for. Some take them to torture them. Others for bait in dog fight operations as well as for sale to laboratories for animal testing. Just make sure you do your research on hopeful owners. You'll be doing your babies a huge favor.
jette
Posted: 9:11:59 PM 6/21/2008
its funny you say that i actually am screening people!
haha
Posted: 12:49:22 PM 6/22/2008
BRAVO!! I've known too many people that will give cats to just anyone. When I fostered cats I actually use to do a formal interview for potential new owners. I look back now and I must have seemed kind of psychotic, since I started fostering when I was only 11.
I like most cats better than I like most people.
I'll try to be nicer if you try to be smarter.
jette
Posted: 1:38:08 PM 6/22/2008
same here
im only 14years old i just love all animals. i hate to pick favorites but HORSES ROCK!!!!
LIFE, FAMILY, FRIENDS, GOD, MY PETS, HOME, FOOD, DRINK, AND ME IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ME!!!!!!
Posted: 1:48:52 PM 6/22/2008
Ive had kittens now for almost two months had it all figured out who they were going to and at what age.hasnt seem to happen that way so To this day i now have four cats lol
Posted: 5:27:55 PM 6/22/2008
the cats found another one, joenashley. They know who us suckers are that can't resits those cute little furry faces! They seek us out, win us over, and we fall in love. Next thing you know, we have all these cats around us and can't figure out why!
I like most cats better than I like most people.
I'll try to be nicer if you try to be smarter.
jette
Posted: 1:10:33 AM 6/23/2008
DOES SOMEONE WANT TO ADD ANYTHING ELSE???
LIFE, FAMILY, FRIENDS, GOD, MY PETS, HOME, FOOD, DRINK, AND ME IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ME!!!!!!
BaSSeT_LoVeR
Posted: 4:52:01 AM 6/23/2008
Charge enough to recoup the cost of the veterenarian care, the shots, wormings and spaying / neutering. Then take that money and have the parents spayed and neutered. That way you won't continue to add to the cat / kitten overpopulation.

Basset_Lover
Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter.

Martin Luther King Jr
rutylr
Posted: 10:02:04 AM 6/23/2008
Giving pets away free is not always a good idea.Do not advertize them that way.You never know what they want free pets for.
Ask 15.00 or so.
Plus have both adult cat spay/neutered.and sell the kitten on a spay/neuter contract.I have one for dogs that you can alter to use for cats.
Please don't help add to any more pet problems.
jette
Posted: 10:59:31 AM 6/23/2008
THATS EHAT I THOUGHT! THANKS
LIFE, FAMILY, FRIENDS, GOD, MY PETS, HOME, FOOD, DRINK, AND ME IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ME!!!!!!
Posted: 10:16:02 AM 8/11/2008
I agree with the others. The Los Angeles County shelters' adoption fee is $33 approx. Most of those fees are for vaccinations and stuff. So if I were selling kittens, I would sell them for $20 each. Basically find out how much your locals shelters charge and charge other peeps $15 below that. They should all go for sure. I think people would be happier buying a kitten from you versus a shelter. The LA County shelters are some of the worst conditions I've ever seen.
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Bproctor87024
Posted: 6:05:32 PM 8/21/2008
I'm new here, I don't really now what to expect after reading other peoples responses. I guess I'll give a description, and ask what you think they might be worth. Here goes nothing. My "mother" cat recently had four kittens, her third litter now. Mother is a Regal Siberian, and Father is Chocolate Point Siamese. 1st boy is a tuxedo print black and white. 1st girl is mostly black with orange and white sprinkled throughout. 2nd girl is a diluted chocolate point siamese, but with the red eyes normally attributed with albino cats. 2nd boy however is, I believe, a true albino. That's him over there in the pic. I don't know how well you can make him out. His fur is FROSTY SNOW white. like brand new shirt white. He also has red eyes attributed with albino cats. His skin (wherever there is not hair) is Very light pink. He also seems to be sensitive to light. Again, I don't know what to expect, but hoping for the best. I would also like to know how I can register my kittens, seing that we no longer have the father. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you.
maxandallie
Posted: 9:26:26 PM 8/21/2008
Bproctor- you can't register mixed breed kittens. And even for pure bred kittens, you have to have the papers with breeding rights for both parents in order to register the litter. Good luck with the babies though. They sound very cute. My Himalayan has red eyes but she is otherwise completely normal. She's just a little more sensitive than the other cats. She tends to have very teary eyes.
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