I have two kittens to find new homes forHow can Ifind them to good home that will not feed them to there snake

Question

I need any help .Im in SanDiego , Cali

Answer 1

Take the kittens to a shelter or humane society. That way they will be adopted real fast as kittens are more easier to adopt than older cats. Taking them to a shelter or humane society, people are screened very well to see if they meet the establishments criteria. In another words, they will make sure that the kittens are being sent to a good home. Hope this helps!

Answer 2

First of all, charge a nominal fee, something like $20. If they can't afford that, they have no business owning a pet. How will they feed it, after all?

Next, don't put an ad on Craigslist. That's a free, shady site, and it attracts the wrong kind of people. Do something in the local paper, or through an actual animal service.

Most people won't let you into their homes or give you that much info, so try asking them things on the phone or through emails like where they live, what kinds of pets and hobbies they have, and what they do for a living. You can usually find hints in there.

Finally, if you're really not that confident, you can bring them to a PetsMart store with an animal adoption facility, and they'll do all that business for you. Sometimes there's a waiting list to drop pets off, but you're guaranteed they'll find good, safe homes.

Answer 3

If you don't know someone personally that would be a good home I would call around to the shelters to see if they could take them. Alot of times shelters are to full. If this is the case I would put an ad in the paper and charge a small fee for the kittens. If someone really wants a kitten and are able to take care of it they won't mind paying something for it. Places that do animal testing look for "free" kittens.

Answer 4

Use a pet rescue to have them adopted out OR have them fixed yourself and charge the new owner 50 bucks- The Human Society will fix them for 60 so you end up paying 10 each to insure that they go to good homes- people who have bad intentions don't want to pay for the animals so they don't go to pet rescues and they don't care if they are fixed- the new owners will be grateful that they don't have to take them to get them fixed either.

Answer 5

You can try craigslist, and interview the people that come over. You can also try bringing them to an animal shelter that doesn't kill the animals (there are a lot) or a vet's office. My mom just adopted a kitten from the vet's office and they asked her a ton of questions about her home, her experience with animals..etc.Kittens are easier to adopt than cats, because people tend to like raising the babies more.

I would personally keep them because I grow attached. Good luck!

Answer 6

Charge a nominal adoption fee of 25.00 and do a home inspection first. Ask that they sign a contract with you saying that they will care for the kitten, vet it, and call you if they need to re-home it.

Answer 7

Charge $15 apiece for them. That usually weeds out the people who want cats for snakefood (or any other nefarious people). When somebody who seems like a winner calls up for the cat then you can tell them that they sound so nice that you'll 'waive the fee'

Answer 8

Point these people out, and take them out into the bush and feed them to the cougars!

Answer 9

you could only give them to people who already have a cat, that way you know the kitten wont be lonely and that the people are experienced cat care givers

Answer 10

if i lived near u i wud take those kittens in a heartbeat!! i hav a kitten and i think it wud be cool if she had sum other kittens so she wud leave me alone and i wudnt hav to always play with her.