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    There are some shelters that charge $199.00, and under the fee list EVERYTHING that was done to the cat or dog. They even microchip the cat/dog!!! Too bad he did dot understand that all the vet work could have cost him hundreds of dollars!!! You are correct: IDIOTS!!!
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    Thats why I Adopted Miquelito and Pouncierge as I got Two Pure Bred Oriental Short Hair Kittens,all shots .spayed and neutered for 150 Dollars each.
    The fact si that there are Too Many Only Children,or Small Family Children and they are spoiled,and have Bad Attitudes.
    I would really think twice about letting him have a Cat.
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    I was once one of those idiots! I couldn't believe that I would have to pay $85.00 to adopt a cat! So What did I do? I looked in the classifieds and found my Sasha and she came home to me at no cost. Then, $350.00 later, she was spayed, utd on shots, had all necessary tests, etc.! NEVER AGAIN! I can't believe that I was so ignorant to not realize what the cost would be! I vowed that when I am looking for another cat that I would adopt from the local shelter.

    I have to admit, that I have learned SO VERY MUCH from the folks on this forum. I read the posts and realize how dedicated you all are to your animals and the welfare of those not in furrever homes. Please don't get me wrong, I love my girls and would do anything for them, but I have learned so much here! I have never admitted this on the forum, but both of my girls are declawed. I thought that was the "normal" thing to do, until I found PetTalk! Now I realize how cruel the procedure is, and that it is only done for the hooman! I truly am embarrassed to admit that I put my girls through that torture. And I tell them that on a regular basis.

    Thank you all, for all that you do and the way that you teach so many of us. I take cat food and supplies into my local shelter as often as I can, and I always tell them that I will be back when I am ready to adopt!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Donnaj4962
    I was once one of those idiots! I couldn't believe that I would have to pay $85.00 to adopt a cat! So What did I do? I looked in the classifieds and found my Sasha and she came home to me at no cost. Then, $350.00 later, she was spayed, utd on shots, had all necessary tests, etc.! NEVER AGAIN! I can't believe that I was so ignorant to not realize what the cost would be! I vowed that when I am looking for another cat that I would adopt from the local shelter.

    I have to admit, that I have learned SO VERY MUCH from the folks on this forum. I read the posts and realize how dedicated you all are to your animals and the welfare of those not in furrever homes. Please don't get me wrong, I love my girls and would do anything for them, but I have learned so much here! I have never admitted this on the forum, but both of my girls are declawed. I thought that was the "normal" thing to do, until I found PetTalk! Now I realize how cruel the procedure is, and that it is only done for the hooman! I truly am embarrassed to admit that I put my girls through that torture. And I tell them that on a regular basis.

    Thank you all, for all that you do and the way that you teach so many of us. I take cat food and supplies into my local shelter as often as I can, and I always tell them that I will be back when I am ready to adopt!
    I am truly glad you learned so much here! I too have learned things! As for the declaw, well nobody can blame you for doing what you thought was right. When I got Allen, a mere 5 years ago, I had set up an appointment to declaw him.... thank God someone told me what the procedure really entailed. I had no idea. A little information goes a long way.

    I tried to tell this guy last night that the $60 adoption fee barely covered the surface. Does he think we're raking in the money here? I told him all about Angel and her thousand dollar surgery and how she was adopted with just the $60 adoption fee. His girlfriend/wife "got it" and he was still going to argue. He seems to be one of those arrogant guys who need to act as if they are always in charge... and arguing over a $60 adoption fee was apparently his way of being in control there.

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    Our adoption fee at our county shelter is $20 for cats and $40 for dogs.
    No shots are given there. If they suspect rabies, they test. You do get a coupon to go to local vet for "free exam".
    Owned by my 8 precious furry kids... My 3 daughters Cindy & Abby & Aly and 5 sons Skinny, Stephen, Carson, Fuzzmuzz and Franklin.
    Owned by two special canine sons Coco and Snoopy and two canine daughters, Sadie and Gretchen

    Always in our hearts RBButterscotch & RBThumper, RB Ms. Eleanor

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    $60 is the LOWEST I have ever seen the fee for a cat!

    Niņo & Eliza



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    When we adopted Archy & Binky from a rescue organization, we paid a $60 fee for each one, but since they were quite young, they weren't neutered, and we could have gotten a reduced fee for the neutering when they were ready.

    What we did (since we were so enthralled with them) was to donate the neutering fee back to the shelter, but we got them fixed at our vet's, which was 3 blocks from our house! We couldn't stand the idea of leaving them in a strange place far away from home the night before and not be able to pick them up until the day after (that's how the vets did it who were affiliated with the rescue).

    So we dropped them off in the morning and got them back in the late afternoon. The rescue was happy to get the extra money, which they could put to good use, and we were happy to have our boys home quickly!
    Loving meowmie to Archy & Binky (RIP my sweet boy 10/13/10)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Suki Wingy
    $60 is the LOWEST I have ever seen the fee for a cat!
    I agree! Some people

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