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annabel · Joined: 12 Jun 2006 Location: Daegu

Does anyone want a kitty?

She's extremely sweet, gentle and gorgeous. Long white/grey fur and green eyes. I've been trying to figure out what kind of breed she is and am not sure- she's not a Persian but may be a Persian mix.

I love this cat and would keep her but there are just too many uncertainties now in my future to be able to take her with me... I'm leaving soon and need to find her a new home by the end of June.

And does anyone know the website like Dave's that's just for giving away pets? Thanks!

cboulton72 · Joined: 17 Mar 2006

Hi~~Sorry to hear about your perdicament. I love my dear kitties!

Another website you might try is www.lonelylifetime.com

Good luck!

livinginkunsan · Joined: 02 Dec 2006

ahh, didn't realize your life was gonna have these "uncertainties" when you took her in?

annabel · Joined: 12 Jun 2006 Location: Daegu

Nope, I thought I'd be here for a long time, I've been here for almost 4 years already... things happen though.

Thanks for the website tip!

I'll post some pix as soon as I figure out how... Confused

cyrax · Joined: 31 Oct 2006

Hello.
Just to make a few things clear:
- Lonelylifetime is NOT an adoption centre.
- Lonelylifetime just lists pets. Consider it to be like a place where you can post about your pets. The person who fosters or gives up the pet is responsible for the screening. More like yellow pages.
- Lonelylifetime infact happens to be one person's blog about his/her experiences with fostering pets. It has only recently graduated to having a forum where members could post about foster/adoptable animals.
- Lonelylifetime does NOT get involved in the actual process of adoption. It is your responsibility.
- It is a good place to search for pets if you want to adopt one. You can get a pet that has been with humans and not locked up in a cage the whole time as is in the case of certain shelters.
- Some foster parents on the forum might ask for the adopter to foot the vet bill. If you want to be a responsible pet owner, you would not be surprised by that.

sistersarah · Joined: 03 Jan 2004 Location: hiding out

there are several korean "cat lover" sites where you can post about giving your pet up. get a korean friend to help you out and you'll find her a home for sure. although many koreans don't like cats, there are some cat fanatics here....my neighbor (ajumma) said she once owned 18 cats...she comes over just to visit and squeeze my little furball.