kittens?

[bratling.livejournal.com]

does anyone have or know of a pregnant cat? my fiance and i are moving into a new place next month, where we can have cats! we'd like to adopt a pair of littermates.

(while there will be three people living in the house, with varying schedules, we can't be there *all* the time and we'd like two littermates so they can keep each other company when we're all out.)

we have a lead on a kitten, but not a guaranteed pair, so we're still searching. we are both cat people and miss living with cats!

thanks for any leads!


(speaking of this, we're moving from somerville to medford. we'll now be about a mile from davis square, instead of half a mile. i'm glad we'll still be close enough to walk on over. :-)

Comments

[csbermack.livejournal.com]

If you pick them up from a no-kill shelter, they'll have a sense of the cat's personality.

Cats don't have to be kittens to come in pairs, and they don't even have to come in pairs to end up with two living together all right. The key is not to add a cat to a cat who's spent all of its adulthood alone.

So when you visit shelters, I suggest not staying married to the idea of kittens. But if you do, I suggest not staying married to the idea of littermates; adding a nonlittermate should work just fine with almost every cat under about 12 months.