Does anybody need some companionship?

[BrettMichaud]

Hello, Fairfax!!! Is anybody lacking companionship in thier daily lives? If so, boy do I have an offer in store! A little over a year ago, my fiance, Jenna, and I adopted a kitty cat that was living in the lumber yard at the Milton Home Building Center. We could tell she had been abused in the past, being especially skitish, really around children, unfortunatly. Well we have raised her to be quite the princess of cats, dubbed Millie Mowers, and has become a great addition to our small family. About three weeks ago I asked Jenna to be my wife, her gladley accepting my offer, we decided to crunch on our finances, and migrate back to her parents finished basement to save money for the wedding, etc. Unfortunatly we cannot take her with us due to the ever lovlable extremely hyper yellow lab, Yeller. I am offering my kitty to anybody that can give her a good home, and continue giving her the love and attention we have been. Everything included absoloutley free!!!! With this special package offer there will be: 1 feline, female age 3, large supply of wet, and dry food, litter box, litter box with up to 40 lbs of litter, and a whole assortment of toys!!! If anybody is interested please contact us v.i.a. the forum, or 318-3510. Thank you all very much for your time.          John Brett Michaud

[Henry]

There you go Brett - Always say a picture is worth 1000 words

[BrettMichaud]

Much appreciated, Henry! if you ever need anything just give me a shout! John Brett

[Mike Raburn]

That is one cool looking cat.

I guess I am the opposite of the typical guy persona.

I like cats better than dogs.

Maybe I have been lucky to get cats with personalities....

[Henry]

Here is a closeup of her:

[mirjo]

Does the dog really hate cats or is it really more of a logistical problem like you can't have the cat at your future in laws for other reasons? It's likely that Millie and the dog would get along  after getting to know one another isn't it?  Many dogs and cats  coexist comfortably and some are even great pals once they realize they're sharing space & humans. Although,  I have heard before that labs are more inclined to kill a cat or not take well to them  or some thing,  I don't know if that is true or not. I just hate to see you give up your pet if there is a possibility that you don't have to, she's beautiful and you rescued her! Good luck--I already have two in a small apt or I would consider. If there is any way  you can keep her, you should--though you've likely looked at all that.

[BrettMichaud]

Indeed, we have been discussing this for a while, and came to the conclusion that he more than likly would hurt her if not bye accident, then just bye how easily excited he gets. Kind of a bummer, but hopefully we can find a good home. No way Im taking her to the Humane Society though. Thank You, John Brett