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Hi Lmot,

I think the author's purpose was to try to get those with kittens to offer to think about the best way to find good homes for their pets. Most pet lovers would never harm a kitten. Unfortunately, there are people out there who will.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I honestly thing this article is off base. The majority of people would be good pet owners to a "free" kitten.

-- Contributed by: Imot

Hi Kenny,

There are some Siamese cat rescue shelters around. Although a kitten may seem like a great idea, you might also want to consider an adult cat that is a few years old. Kittens are easy for shelters to adopt out, but adult cats can sometimes have a hard time finding a home. Also, contact your local animal shelters in your area and let them know you are in the market for a Siamese cat. Many will take your name and contact info and let you know if one comes in that might be a good match for you. The adoption fee is typically around $100.00 or less.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I'm looking for a Siamese kitten and I'm willing to buy one for $100.00 I live in Connersville, Indiana and my wife and I had a Siamese but it died on us this year and we want to replace it with a Siamese kitten...

Thanks and God Bless You.

Yours in Christ,

Kenny P.

-- Contributed by: Kenny Plummer

want free kittens

-- Contributed by: lisaminga

Hi Carol,

Try looking for flyers on your local laundry mat and library bulletin boards. You're likely to find someone giving cats away. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I'm looking for a free cat or kitten to bring into my home. I have a male cat who is declawed and nutered who has been use to being around other cats and a very active puppy. But reccently we moved into a new home he and I and with me at work all day I feel bad that my poor little Rudy is home all alone now. I'd love to get him a mate for company. I don't care if this new sweetie is a male or female but I feel a female would be better for him. The territory issue could be a problem if I brought another male in the house. I live off of Glenwood Ave close to Crab Tree mall so I'm new to the area. But I'd come and get a new sweetie if you could help me fine a new free cat or kitten for my Rudy. Thank you Carol

-- Contributed by: Carol Shropshire

Hi Karla,

I'm so sorry, but we have a policy that we remove all personal information from comments. It is for your own protection, since the comments are open to anyone out there, including spammers who troll different sites constantly trying to harvest addresses. I do have some ideas for you on finding those sweet kitties a good home, however.

Put a flier up in the local library, post office and laundromats in the area. You are within your right to ask questions and screen anyone who phones wanting a kitten to make sure they are going to good homes.
Tell everyone you know that the kittens need a home. Many may know someone looking for a kitten.
Place an ad in your local newspaper. This is usually done very inexpensively if the kittens are free to good home.
Talk to local pet stores and see if they'd be willing to take the kittens.

If all else fails, you may have a local no kill shelter in your area who would take the kittens for you and keep them until a home can be located. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hi Kim,

$100 does seem like a lot, but remember that the fee usually includes a spay/neuter and shots. This would likely cost you more than that on your own. One thing you can discuss with the Humane Society too is adopting an adult cat. It usually costs much less.

Also, try your local animal shelters and animal control. We adopted our cat for $30.00 from our local animal control about five years ago. That fee included a certificate to take her to the local vet for a spay when she was old enough. She'd already had her shots. Every area is different in the amounts they charge, so call around and you'll likely find an option that suits you.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hi Kim,

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

hello everyone. i am giving away my beautiful kittens because i am moving out of state and can not care for them anymore. it breaks my heart but i have to do it. i would love to give them away to someone who will give them a good home. i have a female and a male. they are brother and sister. i have had them since they were 3 weeks old, they are now 9 months old. they havent been seperated since birth so i would like to give them to someone that could keep both of them. they are playful, sweet and love affection.

-- Contributed by: karla

I have been looking for a kitten for about a month now. I had no idea that the Humane Society is charging over $100 just to adopt a feline.

-- Contributed by: Kim

Hi Lee,

Probably the best place to find free kittens in your area is in your local newspaper. However, sometimes it is worth the expense of adopting from an animal shelter as these cats are often spayed/neutered and have their shots. This can save you a bundle in vet costs.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

ALWAYS LOOKING FOR KITTENS TO GIVE A GOOD HOME TO...IM FROM THE 02724 AREA...

-- Contributed by: LEE

Hi Emerald,

Thanks! I'm so glad you are enjoying our Cats Channel. Please check back often for new articles, tips from experts and more.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

i think tthis website is so cool im adding it to my favorites

-- Contributed by: Emerald Beltran

Hi Bobby,

That's so sad about the kitten. Please tell your wife not to blame herself. She would never have intentionally hurt the kitten and that could truly have happened to anyone.

Even though the kitten is sad and grieving over her sister being gone, bringing a new kitten into the home may actually make things worse. There is no guarantee that the two kittens will get along. I would think about the kitten's personality (dominant or docile) and really think things through before taking on another cat. If you do decide to go ahead, then I would check the local announcement boards and papers for free kittens. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I'm looking for a kitten for my son. I had adopted 2 kittens from a farm agout 6 months ago.My wife picked one,and my son picked the other.Well dusty(my son's kitten) got into some fugde brownies,ate about 1/4 of it,and that night,about 9 hours later she passed away.found out she was poison by choclate.my son found her on our kitchen floor.My wife blames herself,for not covering the brownies.And the other kitten(midnite)allday,every day since,as been going room to room crying for his sister,very sad..so I was hoping if anyone had free kittens they want to give to a good home...Bobby

-- Contributed by: Bobby

Hi Norma,

She sounds like she was a sweet kitten. I think your best bet is to check your local papers and animal shelters for a new kitten. You may also want to consider adopting a grown cat. It is much harder for them to find homes, so you'll likely be saving a life. As a bonus, a grown cat is typically already spayed or neutered and sometimes declawed.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I need a kitten I fostered a feral kitten one time and it was a wonderful experience within a week she was so tame she would sleep on my face and neck. I didn't keep her because I was getting ready to have hip replacement surgery and I was afriad I would fall. She was a little love and I found her a wonderful home Mom,Dad and 2 girls.

-- Contributed by: Norma Hollis

Hi Crystal,

I'm sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Your best bet with the kittens is to try to phone no kill animal shelters in your area. They will place the kittens for you and will typically keep them as long as necessary with a foster Mom. I hope you are able to beat your illness and feel better soon.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I recently found out I have cancer and I have 3 15 week old kittens I need to give to a good home. I don't want to put them out on the street. They are tabby kittens and their are 2 males, 1 female

-- Contributed by: crystal hunter

Hi Ricky,

When you find a little of kittens, spend some time with them. Try to look for the one that is most docile and hold each kitten in your arms. Usually, the one that tolerates being held without squirming and that will let you hold it on its back is the most docile. This isn't always the case, but is a good indicator.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hi Rebecca,

Kittens bring so much fun to our lives, don't they? You can likely find free kittens in your local neighborhood. Look for signs posted on the side of the road or in the newspaper. You might also let family and friends know you're looking. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

looking for kittens.

-- Contributed by: rebecca Hylemon

Hi Karen,

You can find kittens through your local newspaper and sometimes through family and friends. Another option that is often better is the local animal shelter. You may have to pay a small adoption fee, but it typically includes shots and spay or neuter.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hi Ana,

Your best bet for finding a free kitten is your local free weekly newspaper and bulletin boards at laundry mats, the library and the grocery store. Many people list kittens in these sources. Hope that helps!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hey my name is karen and i was looking for a free kitten i would appreciate having a home kitten for me to spoil. Thanks

-- Contributed by: Karen

I would like a free kitten to adopt because I have been searching for some in a long time.

-- Contributed by: ana

Hello, Ty. Your best bet is going to be the local animal shelters. They have many different cats for adoption and the fee typically includes shots and a spay or neuter. Also, by meeting the kitten in person, you can choose the personality that matches your household best.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

My fiance and I are animal lovers. We have a four month old Yorkie puppy named Lainey and up until very recently we had an American Short-Hair male cat named Marley. We would like to give a healthy kitten a great and loving home. Lainey has been devestated since Marley passed and to be honest so have my fiance and I. We are great parents and spoil our "children" endlessly. Please respond as soon as is convenient. Thank you for your time.

-- Contributed by: Ty Kilgore

Hi Vanessa,

Let us know if you're able to locate your new kitten. Try local newspapers and postings in laundromats and other public places to locate one. Good luck :)

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hi, I am looking for a kitten. It doesn't matter the color or breed.

-- Contributed by: Vanessa

Hi Jennifer,

The best place to locate a free kitten locally is through your weekly newspapers or on bulletin boards at the library or laundromat. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hi, my name is Jennifer, and I am looking for a free kitten. I am very much open for detail so if any of you people out there have some free cute kittens please please write me back. Thank you and have a grate day.

-- Contributed by: jennifer

Hi Alicia,

A lot of people go through the local animal shelters. The adoption fee typically covers a checkup, shots and spay or neuter. These are all things you'll have to do anyway, but you'll actually save money by going through the adoption process.

Other than that, look at bulletin boards at libraries, laundry mats, the post office and grocery stores. You can sometimes find listings for free kittens.

Hope that helps :)

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hello out there! I am looking for a free kitten for my husband, he loves cats and has been talking about getting a cat for himself. I have finally caved and have agreed but I would like to get him a kitten to raise but I don't seem to find them like we use to when we were young. It use to be where you can open up your paper and there were free kitten give aways or kittens for sale everywhere but now I can't seem to find one....help!

-- Contributed by: Alicia

Hi Julie,

There are several sources for getting free kittens. You may want to try your local newspaper. Or, just let family and friends know that you're looking and they'll likely know of someone who has free kittens available. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

i am looking for a free kitten to bring up from a baby

-- Contributed by: julie

Hi Dawn,

I'm so sorry to hear about Angel. That is really tragic. I removed your location for your own safety. Anyone out there can look at these boards and I wouldn't want someone with poor intentions to get your personal information.

My best suggestion is to get a picture of Angel and make up a flyer on your computer asking folks to let you know if they have a kitten available with similar looks. You can then hang the flyers up in local laundry mats and your vet's office.

You may want to consider going to the local rescue shelter, though, and seeing if any of the kittens has a similar temperament as your other cat. Sometimes a cat with a different look will help ease your grief but not remind you too much of the deceased pet. Good luck! I hope you find what you're looking for :)

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

My name is Dawn Baldwin and I am looking for a free kitten that is gray and white and has a white on his hip.Please mend my empytnist in my heart.i just lost my baby of 1 year old om March the 2nd 2008,due to SPCA screwed up and took my baby from me.I took my Angel to SPCA to be fixed and told the vet that Angel had breathing problems three times and John still didn't put the info down and Angel passed away on the operating table.I miss my baby everyday.

-- Contributed by: Dawn Baldwin

Hi Dawn,

Your best bet is to check local animal shelters and to place an ad in your local paper. I hope you find the kitten you're looking for!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I'm looking for a free kitten to bring to a loving home in The type of kitten that I'm looking for is a short haired Domestic. The colors of the male kitten would have to be gray and white with a white patch on the hip.

-- Contributed by: Dawn baldwin

Hi Amber Lynn,

Your best bet is the local animal shelters. You'll find quite a few kittens there. For a small adoption fee, you will likely also get her first shots and spay or neuter.

Enjoy!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

my family and i are looking for a cute cuddly kitten.

-- Contributed by: amber lynn

Hi Rosslyn,

The best places to locate a new kitten are local animal shelters and the newspapers. Although you'll likely pay an adoption fee at the shelter, this usually includes at least first shots and often spay/neuter. Hope your mother finds the perfect cat for her!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hello my mother is looking for a free kitten.She is very excited about bring a new member into her home.She loves so much and will to pay a little donation

-- Contributed by: Rosslyn

Hi Estracia,

There are a few things you can do to locate exotic kittens. First, you can check online at sites such as Pets4You and do a search in your area code. You may also want to ask local pet shelters and rescue services as exotic cats are sometimes hard to train and their owners will give them up. With a little persistence, you should be able to find the perfect cat for you. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I AM LOOKING FOR EXOTIC KITTENS.

-- Contributed by: ESTRACIA

Looking for a kitten for companion. Loving home, please let me know I would really like to have a kitten of my own.

Hi Kimberly,

There could be shipping/travel expenses involved when searching for cats online. My best advice is to search locally through your newspaper and neighborhood shelters. Who knows, the perfect feline companion may be waiting for you right now.

Thanks for your inquiry.

-- Contributed by: kimberly clement

hey, im 14 years old and my moms sick and she really wants two kittens to love her.. and if you can please write me back, thanks you =]

Hi Cassidy,

I'm really sorry to hear your mom isn't feeling well. I think you best bet for finding kitten companions is to look in your home town. Sometimes people will advertise free kittens in your local newspapers, and shelters frequently have kittens available for a fee that covers spaying/neutering and vaccinations. I hope you'll be able to find some kittens to brighten your mom's day. :)

-- Contributed by: cassidy serck

Hi Melissa,

I'm sorry to hear that you lost your cat. Your best source for free kittens will be through your local animal shelter. Although you will pay a small adoption fee, this usually includes a complete check by their vets or a local vet, spay or neuter or at least the kitten's first shots. It usually winds up costing less than if you were to go on your own too.

You may also want to consider adopting an adult cat. Adult cats need good homes and most are not there because of behavior problems, which is a common misconception. It is usually a little cheaper to adopt the adult cats from the shelter than a kitten, because the shelter is eager to place their adult cats. You can get a young adult cat of a year or two old, for example. If your heart is set on a kitten, there should be plenty of kittens available as well.

Your other option is your local newspaper, which should list free kittens and possibly local laundry mat message boards. Good luck in finding a new feline companion.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

hi we lost our 1 yr old cat on march 1,2008 and would like to find another female kitten if possable, we live in michigan if you know any sites or on here who has kittens for free please contact me ty

-- Contributed by: melissa

Hi Kalayah and Diana,

The local animal shelter should have plenty of kittens available, both male and female. Your local newspaper can also be a good source for free kittens. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

My name is diana burton. I am looking for a kitten for my two little girls. I would love to have a kitten. please write me back and let me know. thank you!

-- Contributed by: diana burton

hi im looking for a free kitten

-- Contributed by: kalayah

HI IM LOOKING FOR A MALE KITTEN WHO NEEDS A GOOD HOME .

Hi Karyn, I've always found that local sources are the best places to find kittens up for adoption. You should check out your local animal shelters, and perhaps the pet ads in your local newspaper. You'll often find adds for free kittens there. Finding a pet locally also saves on travel expenses.

Good luck with your search. :)

-- Contributed by: KARYN

i would love to get the kittens i live in san diego CA so please tell me how i can get them at a very low cost thank youu

-- Contributed by: nilab

Hi Carmen,

How wonderful that you are willing to give an older and/or disabled cat a loving home. Kittens are sweet and cute, but older cats often have a hard time finding a home, so you'll be doing something really good here. Unfortunately, I've never been to London, but I did a search for "North London". I found several links you can try:

Cat Chat: This site lists several different organizations in and around your area that rescue and adopt out cats.

Disabled Animals Club: Lists many different rescue shelters in the UK for a wide variety of pets.

North London Cats: Provides pictures of a cat of the week and information on a wide variety of felines.

Hope this helps!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hi Jodi,

Your best bet for finding a new kitten is going to be local shelters and local want ads. The shelter will likely charge a small adoption fee, but that fee usually covers shots and spay or neuter. It is much less than it would cost to have these services performed on your own.

I did find two online sources that list ads in your area. This may help you locate some private owners who have kittens available.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hello , im looking to get a cat i would preffer to get one that maybe is disabled or has been in a Shelter for some time .... we live in a flat so he or she would be an inside cat or kitten if u could maybe get me somelinks i live in the north london area thank u very much

-- Contributed by: carmen

We are looking for a kitten for our home. We are located in Worcester, Ma.

-- Contributed by: jodi

Hi Kaya and KittyLuver,

I am going to answer your questions together, because they are very similar. The best place to find a free kitten is going to be through your local free weekly newspaper in your area or the classified section of your Sunday paper. This is where owners will list available cats they have for sale or for free.

You may also want to check bulletin boards in your community at places such as the grocery store, post office, library and laundromats. Many times, people will post a flyer offering free kittens.

The online sources are going to be full of animal shelters listing their available pets. You do have an adoption fee through these places, which typically covers the shots and spay or neuter. Although $100 might sound like a high adoption fee, when you factor in the cost of having the shots and surgery on your own, it may be a good bargain.

If your local newspaper lists classifieds online, you may be able to find free kittens via that online resource.

Hope this helps!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I've looked on possibly every classifieds site in the world and cannot find a cute, free kitten in my area! When I go to pet shops or shelters nothing is under $100 and the choices are truthfully beauty-challenged! Help me, please :)

-- Contributed by: KittyLuver

Do you know where I can find a free kitten online?

-- Contributed by: Kaya

Hi Emily,

Your best bet is to check the local newspapers and animal shelters to find free or inexpensive cats in your area.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

Hi Stacey,

Your best bet is probably the local animal shelter. There, you can find a wide variety of kittens. The adoption fee typically includes shots and spay or neuter. You may also want to check your local newspaper for listings of free kittens.

Hope you find the perfect companion for your daughter!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

hi im looking for a kitten not plain colour mixed,for my daughters birthday in feburary i live in Norwich anyone please get back to me thanks

-- Contributed by: stacey

can i have a kitten

-- Contributed by: emily

Hi Pursha,

Keep in mind that once the kittens are purchased, you still have the cost of regular vaccinations and treatment for any illnesses. However, if you are prepared for those costs, you may want to check some sources, such as local animal shelters. Many offer adoption for $50 or so and that includes their first set of shots and sometimes even spay and neuter.

Another good source is local cat owners with non-breed specific kittens. These kittens are usually offered free. I would look in the local newspaper to locate some kittens near you. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

i will love to get 2 kittens as presenst for my little sisters but they all cost so much what shall i do ?

-- Contributed by: pursha

Hi, Kristine,

A kitten can be a wonderful pet for a girl. My own daughter has a cat we've had since she was five years old and it has been a good experience and taught her responsibility.

The best place to find a kitten for your daughter will be the local animal shelters or newspaper. There is usually a small adoption fee, but that covers shots and spaying or neutering.

Be sure you teach your daughter how to handle the kitten. Because of her young age, you need to supervise her closely with the kitten to prevent injury to the kitten and to prevent the kitten from scratching your daughter.

Good luck. I hope you find the perfect pet.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

hi i would like a kitten any color just young so i can give to my 2 yr old daughter for xmas

-- Contributed by: kristine

Hi, Jan,

I'm an only child too. It's lonely sometimes, isn't it? Cats can be wonderful companions and friends.

We don't actually offer kittens on the site, but almost every town has a local animal shelter. There may even be one within walking distance or perhaps you could get a friend to drive you there?

Your other option would be to look in the local newspapers and see if anyone is offering free kittens. It is often a better deal to adopt one through the shelter because they often spay/neuter the cat before it is adopted out and the fee is much lower than taking the cat and having her spayed or him neutered by a veterinarian.

I hope this gives you some ideas and you're able to find a pet to keep you company.

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

can take care of one the kittens I would never give up kitten but I want a boy I sit around here all day in the house looking bored out of my mind. I don't no kids another other pets in my home. I am only child I am 30 yrs old . can U please bring one kitten because I don't drive. my mother passed away about 5 yrs old. I live in calumet city Illinois. my baby queen died in a fire. please let me have one kittens I will be good owner

-- Contributed by: jan

Hi, Guinna. You don't mention how bad your cat is limping. Is he an outdoor cat or does he go outside? Is it possible he's been hit by a car or hurt in a fight with another animal? I would keep a close eye on him and if the limp does not improve, then take him to the vet to find out what might be causing the limp. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

my 9 month year old male cat began limping on his hind legs, he will let me touch his legs with no pain

-- Contributed by: Guinna

Hi, Sasha.

Here is a website that lists animal shelters around your state:

http://www.rescuers.com/shelters.htm

Fees will vary by type of pet, age, the actual shelter and other factors. Hope this helps and you find a new kitten soon!

-- Contributed by: LoriSoard

I'd love to have a kitten. How much for the adoption fee and spay and neutering?

-- Contributed by: sasha

Hi Mario,

Have you tried looking for a kitten at your local animal shelter? That would be the quickest way to find a new feline companion. You might also find listings for kittens in the pet section of your local newspaper. Veterinarians sometimes know of cat owners who are looking for homes when their cat has a litter. You might want to call a few from your local phone book.

Hopefully one of these suggestions will work for you. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: Kelly

I am looking for a kitten and I need someone's help finding one , so if you have any advice please email me at mario_hampson@yahoo.com 25-50 dollars

-- Contributed by: mario_hampson@yahoo.com

Hi Elisabeh,

You should also check out area shelters once you get settled in your new home. They usually have quite a few cats and kittens in need of loving homes. You will have to pay an adoption fee, but it covers the cost of vaccinations and spaying/neutering. These are fees you would have to cover even if you got a free kitten, so it's well worth considering.

Best of luck with your move, and your search for a feline companion.

-- Contributed by: Kelly

I am soon to be moving in a new home and would like to have a small kitten. I will be moving to marion, ohio near columbus so please email me if you have any kittens.

-- Contributed by: Elisabeth Moseley

please help me i am looking for a gray cat with blue eyes a girl too in the cocoa area or marrett island thanks

-- Contributed by: jessica seward

hi im brittany. i live in perryville md. i would like a kitten. if u live near here please e-mail me.

-- Contributed by: Brittany

Hi Alexina,

You're best bet for finding a kitten is to check your local newspaper's pet section or your local animal shelter. I think you'll find plenty of needy kittens very close to home. Good luck in your search!

-- Contributed by: Kelly

hi my name is Alexina im 10 years old and im moving in hanmer i need a pet to cuddle my mom said i could have one. were looking for free baby kittens. so if you have free one email me please

-- Contributed by: Alexina

i want to see them

-- Contributed by: junaid

One day my mom and I were at the community pool, i had got out for a drink of water but this adorable kitten caught my eye, I got her to come to me mom said we can bring her home since her was on the verge of death, she had two cuts on her paws, one on the front right, and one on the back left, mom thought a dog tried to get her, I named her Coco, she became my best friend, she didn't like anyone exept me, mom helped me clean her cut every day, but one night she passed away. I really miss her!

-- Contributed by: Amber Ingram

Hi Monica,

I'm so sorry to hear about your cat's passing away. Your local animal shelter is a good place to begin looking for a new kitten. You might also want to check the pet ads in your local newspaper. I'm sure the right kitten is out there somewhere just waiting for you to find him/her.

-- Contributed by: Kelly

My cat died and I need a kitten!

-- Contributed by: monica

Hi Baily,

Those are Tabbies. If you look closely at the striped kitten on the right, you'll see the Tabby's "M" just above the eyes. It's harder to see on the black kitten.

-- Contributed by: Kelly

What kind of cat is in the picture above?

-- Contributed by: Bailey

Hi Fatme,

It would be easier and much quicker to check your local animal shelter. There is a large surplus of homeless cats and kittens just waiting for someone to adopt them. There may also be adds for free kittens in your local newspaper. Good luck!

-- Contributed by: Kelly

im looking for a cute and healthy kitten please email me back soon!

-- Contributed by: fatme

Sorry Nanette,

This is an article on things you should be aware of when getting free kittens, not an advertisement for them. You will find plenty of free cats and kittens at your local animal shelter.

-- Contributed by: Kelly

My daughterwhants one of your kittens. please write back thank you.

-- Contributed by: Nanette R schede

Hi Tony,

No kittens offered here, just info. Check you local animal shelter. I'll bet you can find a great pet there.

-- Contributed by: Kelly

What city are the Kittens in

-- Contributed by: Tony
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