I also rescue, and it is terribly upseting to me when people breed cats. There are already too many homeless cats and kittens out there! My heart aches for that poor Bengal male who spends his life in a cage just so his owner can make money from him. I hope he is neutered and allowed to live his life as it should be lived. As for the FelV female Bengal. Please have her spayed and let her be adopted by someone who will be happy to have her as a pet and won't give a damn about making money from her!!
Lorrie On 05-27, Lee Evans wrote: > This is for Charles Adams: Unfortunately, you are beginning to learn > by your mistake that breeding animals, whether cats, dogs, birds or > any other species can be more costly than it's worth. You state that > you don't want a pet cat and never did. I am assuming that the Bengal > you have is just a potential source of money and that's what you had > in mind in the first place. Your poor cat is definitely not happy > without being able to breed. He won't be happy ever because he will > have to be caged and bred many times in his life before he is of no > more use in breeding. Right now, if you are really ethical and want > to do best by your male cat, you should get him neutered and sell him > as a pet quality Bengal. Papers or not, he's a living being with > feelings just like you and I have. As for the little female, she > needs to be retested. She also needs to be spayed. If she still > tests positive for FeLv, you need to find a rescue that will take > her. Or advertise for an adopter who wants to have her as an only cat > or companion to a small dog. You can charge an adoption fee. > I noticed that your email address is Texas Gold Buyers. I assume that > you buy gold and re-sell it. That's a good business to be in. Please > stay out of the animal breeding business from now on and stick to > gold, silver and any other inanimate objects that people will > purchase. Good luck to you and the cats. _______________________________________________ Felvtalk mailing list [email protected] http://felineleukemia.org/mailman/listinfo/felvtalk_felineleukemia.org
