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Free Kittens!
Hello, I'm new to this board as we only just got married in October, but I am hoping for some help! We had 3 kittens dropped off in front of our house. My heart is too big and I wound up taking them in because they were eating garbage. There was the 3, but one disappeared, so I have 2 little angels that need a good home. They are both females, litter trained and very lovable. I believe they are 9-10 weeks old. You can contact me at josefina628@yahoo.com. I am also willing to drive wherever their new home may be. Thank you and tell anyone you know who might like a new family member just in time for the holidays. Here's a slideshow of the kittens.
http://s163.photobucket.com/albums/t296/josefina628/?action=view¤t=52c814e0.pbw
Thank you again!
Re: Free Kittens!
I highly recommend not giving them away for free-especially via the Internet. Charge a small fee. It is not for a profit, but for their protection. You don't know who might come on here and want to do dreadful things to a little cat. You are less likely to find crazy people if you charge money.
Also, I can tell you that giving a free kitten to someone over the holidays is a great way to encourage an impulsive addition which results in overcrowded shelters in February.
Good luck.