A Tender Moment
posted by Cat at 1:31 PM
Sunday, November 26, 2006
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- Name: Cat
- Location: Singapore
"I accept chaos. I am not sure whether it accepts me." Bob Dylan "Animals are my friends...and I don't eat my friends." George Bernard Shaw
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7 Comments:
So sweet. T.T
Cat,
Not that I don't love reading about CHAOS, but it is really nice to read about your TNRM kitties too.
Thank you!
So sweeeeet....
Thanks all. They are really a sweet & loving pair.
I really really think they'll make great pets. Only if someone can overlook their looks & appreciate their temperaments.
Why not try putting them up for adoption then? As long as you know where to find them at specific times, it shouldn't be a problem arranging visits.
Managed to do so for one abandoned pet male cat. Working on my second such case now. *fingers crossed*
Hi Calsifer, I did try putting them up on the Adoption Bulletin but so far, there were only interests on Sesame & not Peanut.
I don't want to separate them, especially now that they are so attached to each other. Its either 2 or none at all.
I'm using the soft adoption method. Whenever a stranger approaches them, we try to soft sell the kittens.
Whoever who adopts them must see them for who they are rather than what they are.
Until such a person or family comes along, we are happy to take sayang them.
Yeah, I understand what you mean. We tried doing the same for Rheilly (runty mother, stumpy-tailed tiny tabby) and Kheilly (semi long-haired son, looks like a Norwegian/Maine coon with a chopped off tail). Like S & P, they're very very close to each other and should not be separated. Did not try adoption board though, as they're both street-born and raised, totally uncivilised.
No prizes for guessing who's the one people want ... in the end we took them ourselves. Here's hoping it works out for S & P - they're such dears.
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