A little while ago, I asked an animal shelter if they had kittens and how old were they before they could be adopted. I was looking for a 6-8 weeks old kitten (yes, I know all the debate on it needing time with it's mommy but we wanted one young because 1) they're cuter and 2) we wanted to train him and get him used to us early)) anyways, they told us that they didn't let kittens go until 6 months of age? What I don't understand is why? There is a reason why people adopt kittens more than pets and that's the cuteness factor. Any 6 months of age, the kitten is pretty much cat size. Don't they know that will affect their adoption rate. Anyways, I'm a big proponent of adopting younger, 6 weeks and up. Although I know many disagree with me, I think you put them out younger, more get adopted instead of being put down, which is worst? And many people say the 6 weeks mark is young but fine. Anyways, I don't know what my question is but these are just some thoughts.
2006-08-12
13:50:17
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