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[Alvinn Cameron Paulino]

Drew Community,


I have two fairly newborn sister kittens (July) that I am unable to care for due to my strong allergies to them. They come fully equipped with their play/sleep pen, litter box, two bowls, and any leftover food and/or cat litter. Your only obligation are the shots. Please contact me ASAP or I may be forced to take them to a shelter =[!






Alvinn Cameron Paulino
(201) 674 - 5305
apaulino@drew.edu
acpaulino1@gmail.com

[Verna G. Holcomb]

Alvinn, I feel the need to point out that these kittens will require not only their shots but also to be spayed or neutered once they are old enough (at about 6 months).
Also, do you know their mother? Is she being properly taken care of as far as vet visits, shots, and being spayed are concerned?
And a warning: many animal shelters won't take kittens from people. They have to be brought in by an animal control officer.

That being said, I hope those gorgeous kittens find safe and loving homes - without allergic "staff" (otherwise known as owners)!

Do they have long hair or short hair?

[Caitlin M. Cromley]

I would be willing to take one.

[Candace L. Martin]

If it comes to it, St. Hubert's right down the street is a really fantastic shelter. If only we were allowed to pets on campus. Good luck finding homes for them.

[Alvinn Cameron Paulino]

Originally Posted by Verna G. Nienhouse

Alvinn, I feel the need to point out that these kittens will require not only their shots but also to be spayed or neutered once they are old enough (at about 6 months).
Also, do you know their mother? Is she being properly taken care of as far as vet visits, shots, and being spayed are concerned?
And a warning: many animal shelters won't take kittens from people. They have to be brought in by an animal control officer.

That being said, I hope those gorgeous kittens find safe and loving homes - without allergic "staff" (otherwise known as owners)!

To my knowledge, it is up to the OWNER if their pet is to be neutered or not. It is NOT a requirement. Spaying or Neutering FEMALE kittens at such an early age of 6mos can damage their female/menstrual-like cycles. Plus, I'm not animal activist but I don't think neutering/spaying animals is necessary unless it becomes a problem to the owner, their living space, and or the community in question. Whether an owner is allergic to cats or not and whether they opt to keep the kittens is up to the owner's discretion. Lastly, this post is about the KITTENS, if you would like to talk about the mother's condition, please feel free to e-mail me or start a new discussion but I can assure you she is being taken care of quite well.


Thanks,
–ACP–

[Alvinn Cameron Paulino]

Originally Posted by Joanna E. Cellary

Do they have long hair or short hair?

To be honest Joanna, I am not sure. But considering that "long" and "short" are vague, I would have to say their hair is definitely SHORT. =]


Thanks,
–ACP–

[Alvinn Cameron Paulino]

Originally Posted by Caitlin M. Cromley

I would be willing to take one.

As I mentioned in the original posting, I prefer to give the Kittens away TOGETHER. However, if it comes to that anyone is more than welcome to take one or the other.


Thanks,
–ACP–

[Alvinn Cameron Paulino]

Originally Posted by Candace L. Martin

If it comes to it, St. Hubert's right down the street is a really fantastic shelter. If only we were allowed to pets on campus. Good luck finding homes for them.

Candace, thank you so much for this information! It will be very useful if I have to resort to an Animal Shelter!


Thanks,
–ACP–