Marnie, It sounds like you are doing the same thing I am.....I also have a building, and I also keep FelV cats in a separate room, but I had no problem getting liability insurance. My cats don't attack people. I only worried about someone falling on the sidewalk out front, or having some other accident while on my property. I simply asked for liability and fire insurance and got it. The insurance company didn't ask me what the building was going to be used for, and I saw no reason to mention the cats, because they aren't like dogs that attack people. I don't understand why your cats INSIDE the building would keep you from getting liability insurance. It sounds like your insurance company thinks you are insuring the cats not your building.
> On 06-30, Marnie Miszewski wrote: I need Liability insurance. I tried > Kennel Pack and they sent me an apology letter. They won't insure > me because I adopt out healthy cats and keep FELV positive cats in > the same building. It's not like I keep them together. They each > have their own cageless room. I also had to promise never to adopt > out the FELV positive cats for them to even consider me and still > they wouldn't insure me. I know some of you do this, so I'm hoping > you can point me in the direction of people who are a little more > understanding to the needs of these kitties. It isn't fair to > discriminate against me or these animals. I just want to provide a > no kill place for them to live and help find homes for all of the > kitties if possible. :-( > > THANKS!! > _______________________________________________ Felvtalk mailing list [email protected] http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
