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    debbie560
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    Quote Originally Posted by candes View Post
    Finally! I bet you thought you would never see this day. Congrats on getting your Kitty back. Is this the end of everythying or does she still owe you money?

    You got that right!!!

    No this is not the end, she owes me a lot of money!!

    There is another court date 30th of September then the bailiffs again, because she is not like the rest of us respectful and pays her dues... everyone that requires paying from her has to bring in the Bailiffs... She does not mind TAKING money though for all the kittens...

    After all if she paid her bill she would have paid me what she originally owed me as ordered by the Court forthwith... in June 2010... Still waiting for that, now she has more to pay!!

    I will be glad when this year is over, and believe me I have no problems with sending in the Bailiffs...

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    So glad she is back home with you Debbie - what a relief. Look forward to seeing pics of her xx

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    Quote Originally Posted by WoodsideMaineCoons View Post
    So glad she is back home with you Debbie - what a relief. Look forward to seeing pics of her xx
    Thanks Louise, she is with Amber in her room for a while, but we shall when she is settled put some photos.. on... Still shattered from Yesterday went to Paris to pick up my two new boy... one Lilac Somali one Chocolate Abyssinian!!!

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    I love bringing new cats in - so exciting getting to know them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WoodsideMaineCoons View Post
    I love bringing new cats in - so exciting getting to know them.
    It certainly is... and these two are amazing they have traveled from the South of France to Paris stayed there the night.. then undertook a 7 hour journey with me on 5 trains and a car journey... and they both came out of the box purring... amazing... Fantastic breeders.... and wonderful people..
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    Quote Originally Posted by WoodsideMaineCoons View Post
    So glad she is back home with you Debbie - what a relief. Look forward to seeing pics of her xx
    2 photos... she has just been wormed so not happy with me, but she is just so skinny...thought I had better after all she has had a litter of kittens, and I suspect in 9 months she has never seen a worm tablet!! so better safe than sorry!!
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Bought 15th December 2009 .... we have now got her home..-img_0121.jpg   Bought 15th December 2009 .... we have now got her home..-img_0113.jpg  

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    Owh dear... she's gorgeous.. I like the color. She looks like my Gegirl but different in color. It's glad to hear that she is finally home with you. You are really strong Debbie. I just can't imagine if I were in your position.

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    debbie560
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    Smile Thank you and rough GUIDELINES...

    Quote Originally Posted by Zalifah View Post
    Owh dear... she's gorgeous.. I like the color. She looks like my Gegirl but different in color. It's glad to hear that she is finally home with you. You are really strong Debbie. I just can't imagine if I were in your position.
    Thanks you, she is very pretty and we will hopefully in the future when she is back in condition, do a trail mating with her to Jet Li... if the kittens are small and or not good in type etc etc, then she will be neutered but after 4 homes I think enough is enough..

    I will today take a photograph of her besides a 5 month old Abyssinian and show the comparison as the British girl she is currently living with is a big girl and that would not be fair..

    I have not felt strong believe me I have just had the support of many good people and friends and family behind me. Believe me when I say I many times was going to walk away, when I bought these girls I had recently lost my job, I had no extra money, my daughter paid for these two girl ( they are hers)... and I was at my wits end.


    But it was almost as is with most of my life... someone was watching over me, Jobs came in thick and fast.. so I was employed again, I had help in the UK to avoid money transfer fees.. even my Child-minder who has looked after all of my 4 children while I worked... helped out!!


    The reason I think that this has come so far and was so difficult is because of the lack of support from the agency's that we register our cats with, its because of the length and time involved with this kind of process to get someone to court is a difficult one.

    Bear in mind she refused to let me have my cats the last date being the 9th of January 2010..
    I had already applied to the court but the process takes so long to get a hearing. the first date was the 5th of July MY CATS independence day!! well one of them!


    After recent discussion with cat registration bodies a lot of them are re looking at their policys to protect the breeders and new owners...

    The stupid situation in the case with the GCCF is the rules they have in place

    For instance in the case of the little boy Jenin.. Yes she had evidence and yes with the evidence of her and others the GCCF have the right to take away someones prefix, but to do this you have to pay £150.00 administration fee, and when a person has lost money, already and is paying money out for vets fees etc, they usually do not have that kind of money to throw away!!

    Plus sadly given the amount of cat organisations, they cannot monitor say for instance if someone registers a mother cats kittens with tica and then in the same year registers that same mother wirh GCCF and or fife etc etc..


    But sadly in all cases it the Pet owner that pays the price. and they are not protected.

    I have reported and logged all of my complaint with the trading standard and consumers affairs, but THESE are cats and there are very few organisations that will protect them, in most cases cats are still classed as Vermin..

    The RSPCA only take action in extreme circumstances, if an animal has food and water they usually leave well alone. I was for many years involved with the rescues for the International League of Horses I am still a member... and believe me the sites I have seen have been terrible but the rescue agency's again... run away, they see food water and they advise, but only usually in the most extreme cases does action kick in immediately.

    The Welsh are staring a pilot scheme to monitor kitten and puppy farms, so breeders have to undergo the same checks that a registered boarding cattery does.. and this is one step forward I agree in.. fully...

    My advice and this is stated on my website to all New Owners..

    Is spend time at the breeders, NEVER pay a deposit until you have seen the kitten, ask to see the parents. Take photos of your kitten when you visit as some have pointed out our girl did not look like the original photo. Breeder do swap!!
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    ALWAYS get a receipt with you deposit a. one of the ladies that contacted me, said she paid a deposit and she was told at 13 weeks the kittens was sick at 14 weeks and right up to 20 weeks...so within this receipt make sure that it states if the kitten is not supplied by the breeder that you get the deposit back THIS CAN be used in court....

    This lady 2 years on she was offered no replacement by the breeder... and the breeder kept her deposit.. and her kitten..

    The Rules in Europe... in General not including the UK????? is that all kittens are micro chipped, and registered and have to come with a copy of all tests... plus a signed separate health certificate.

    If a breeder is letting you handle un vaccinated kittens ask your self why

    A few checks...

    Check the babies eyes your self they should be clear the haws in the corners should not be raised.

    Feel the weight of the kitten does it look well covered.

    Look at the condition of the baby's coat is it shiny..

    If the kitten is brought to you aged 9 weeks from another room ask can you see the kittens in that room, or at least see the room the babies have been raised.

    Is the kitten playful, friendly interacting with its babies..

    NEVER take a pedigree kitten before it is 13 weeks old fully vaccinated etc no matter how many deals discount the breeder offers... that little saving you make... mean hell and a lot of money later!!

    NEVER take a kitten because you feel sorry for it... DO something about it. but do not take it home.


    I will post something on here for all to read, whom are looking for a new baby!! I have it on my on my website which applies to all breeds

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    Quote Originally Posted by WoodsideMaineCoons View Post
    So glad she is back home with you Debbie - what a relief. Look forward to seeing pics of her xx
    This is the cat I bought!! 4 day after she arrived with THAT woman.... the difference is immense!!
    Attached Thumbnails Attached Thumbnails Bought 15th December 2009 .... we have now got her home..-22459_299994617942_652557942_3389691_7522431_n.jpg  

 

 

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