Cats/Kittens for sale, where can I find one?

alienatormock4 · 23-08-08, 07:13

Im looking for a declawed cat, either a tabby, or a calico, preferably female, and either free, or for sale at a low price. It doesnt matter if at a adoption center, or at a private breeder, or even at a house, it really doesnt matter, and if they are cheap, declawed, cute, female, and have all of their shots up-to-date. I will give you 10 points!!!
I live in the Winston-Salem, North Carolina area

prayer l · 23-08-08, 07:13

Call your local humane society and the local animal shelter and animal control. If they don't have one then they will have the phone numbers to local adoptions centers in your area. If you go to a store or a breeder, you will end up paying top dollar I am afraid. They are for profit outfits where as adoption centers, humane society and the animal shelters are non-profit organizations. You could also call the vets in your area they might know of someone that is looking for a home for their cats for one reason or another. If at all possible, get one from a humane society or shelter or adoption center as these cats sometimes end up being put to sleep if they are not adopted in a certain amount of time. You might be able to get everything that you want except the declawing. Consider this as an option. Where ever you do get the cat from they can teach you to trim the claws and this is better for the cat as if the cat does manage to get outside (cats are notorious escape artists) it will not be able to climb a tree or catch little furries to feed itself and he is now given a death sentence. Declawing is an amputation. The animal shelters, and humane societies and adoption centers will either have already innoculated and fixed the cat or they will provide funding for this to be done. Good luck in finding the cat of your dreams.

keezymama · 23-08-08, 07:15

Check petfinder.com

joyceeleann · 23-08-08, 07:16

www.petfinder.com You didn'tsay what area your in..just go to the website and you can do a search...they do have declawed ones you just have to take the time to look

Here is an example: when you look thru..look for the little black paw print to the right of the listing...It means those are the ones that are declawed and all animals from this site are required to be fixed and vaccinated.

http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8579984

sharen d · 23-08-08, 07:19

Pet stores.Why not go to the Humane Society?So many animals need homes there.

yvonne p · 23-08-08, 07:21

Try your local newspaper, ASPCA, go on line & see whats in your area as far as cats go, or put your own add in the paper asking for what your looking for in a cat & maybe someone in your area will call you? GOOD LUCK!!

Ladiesman217 · 23-08-08, 07:21

what area do you live in? that might help.

polevaultgonnabe · 23-08-08, 07:27

Look in your local news paper there are always tons of cats there. They also have some at pets stores sometimes too. A shelter would also be a good place to look.

23-08-08, 07:13	#1
alienatormock4 Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 1	Cats/Kittens for sale, where can I find one? Im looking for a declawed cat, either a tabby, or a calico, preferably female, and either free, or for sale at a low price. It doesnt matter if at a adoption center, or at a private breeder, or even at a house, it really doesnt matter, and if they are cheap, declawed, cute, female, and have all of their shots up-to-date. I will give you 10 points!!! I live in the Winston-Salem, North Carolina area

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23-08-08, 07:13	#2
prayer l Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 1	Call your local humane society and the local animal shelter and animal control. If they don't have one then they will have the phone numbers to local adoptions centers in your area. If you go to a store or a breeder, you will end up paying top dollar I am afraid. They are for profit outfits where as adoption centers, humane society and the animal shelters are non-profit organizations. You could also call the vets in your area they might know of someone that is looking for a home for their cats for one reason or another. If at all possible, get one from a humane society or shelter or adoption center as these cats sometimes end up being put to sleep if they are not adopted in a certain amount of time. You might be able to get everything that you want except the declawing. Consider this as an option. Where ever you do get the cat from they can teach you to trim the claws and this is better for the cat as if the cat does manage to get outside (cats are notorious escape artists) it will not be able to climb a tree or catch little furries to feed itself and he is now given a death sentence. Declawing is an amputation. The animal shelters, and humane societies and adoption centers will either have already innoculated and fixed the cat or they will provide funding for this to be done. Good luck in finding the cat of your dreams.

23-08-08, 07:15	#3
keezymama Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 6	Check petfinder.com

23-08-08, 07:16	#4
joyceeleann Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 2	www.petfinder.com You didn'tsay what area your in..just go to the website and you can do a search...they do have declawed ones you just have to take the time to look Here is an example: when you look thru..look for the little black paw print to the right of the listing...It means those are the ones that are declawed and all animals from this site are required to be fixed and vaccinated. http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8579984

23-08-08, 07:19	#5
sharen d Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 1	Pet stores.Why not go to the Humane Society?So many animals need homes there.

23-08-08, 07:21	#6
yvonne p Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 2	Try your local newspaper, ASPCA, go on line & see whats in your area as far as cats go, or put your own add in the paper asking for what your looking for in a cat & maybe someone in your area will call you? GOOD LUCK!!

23-08-08, 07:21	#7
Ladiesman217 Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 2	what area do you live in? that might help.

23-08-08, 07:27	#8
polevaultgonnabe Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 1	Look in your local news paper there are always tons of cats there. They also have some at pets stores sometimes too. A shelter would also be a good place to look.