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Adopt a Cat QLD RSPCA Kittens $149 Save $50, Cats $99 Save $81, Cats > 6yo $60 Save $60

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Adopt a Cat QLD RSPCA Kittens $149 Save $50, Cats $99 Save $81, Cats > 6yo $60 Save $60
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Neatoboy on 03/02/2012 - 20:25 rspcaqld.org.au (1104 clicks)

Kittens $149 save $50, Cats $99 save $81, Cats 6 years and older $60 save $60

RSPCA Queensland are also offering 2 for the price of 1!!!

Taken from their website:

The month of February is a time for love, but for RSPCA Qld it’s extra special – it's Adopt-A-Cat Month! A time to celebrate the joy of cats and to find purrfect furever homes for many cats. Make your way to your local RSPCA Animal Care Centre and meet the right cat for you!

Your local RSPCA Animal Care Centre has bundles of cute, cuddly newborns, in addition to all the mellow, older cats and everything in between.

Whether you are adopting your very first cat - or bringing home a friend for another beloved feline, we are sure to have a cat for you! Visit adoptapet.com.au to search felines available for adoption.

Your RSPCA adoption cat/kitten comes to you desexed, microchipped, up to date with vaccination, Flea & Worm treated, complimentary VIP tag and with a bag of Hills Science Diet Kitten food.

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  • SBOB on 03/02/2012 - 20:46
    +14

    at least this is one deal that won't get broden'd..

    • llama on 04/02/2012 - 03:36
      +2

      Only 'coz selling animals is not allowed on eBay…

  • fluxcap on 03/02/2012 - 20:48
    +15

    damn if only they offered delivery to WA :)

  • Kiz on 03/02/2012 - 21:05
    +13

    My +1 was more for supporting RSPCA. Great organisation

    • Neatoboy on 03/02/2012 - 21:22
      +2

      Agreed! We got our last cat there and will probably get our next cat there too.

  • Postulative on 03/02/2012 - 21:33
    +14

    While I like the principle of adopting pets from the RSPCA or local pound (the sources for most of our dogs), I don't think discounting is necessarily a good thing. The RSPCA already has trouble with buyer remorse and people returning pets that were "a good idea at the time". Price is a hurdle that hopefully reduces the likelihood that a buyer will make an unwise snap decision.

    Although my pomeranians would love a kitten to play with - until it grew up and started beating up on them.

    • Satoria on 03/02/2012 - 21:49
      -3

      Well RSPCA tends to be the organisation that receives unwanted pets, so if they sell someone a pet then they change their mind and return it a few months later, there's not too much harm done.

    • sparkles on 04/02/2012 - 01:53
      +1

      My dog no longer plays with the cat (a charity case found starving at a petrol station at 5 weeks old), they used to be besties, and then the cat grew, got fierce and suddenly one day it was no fun anymore. Friendship over.

  • epicaricacy on 03/02/2012 - 21:34
    +21

    mmmm, cheap pussy

    • [Deactivated] on 04/02/2012 - 10:28
      -7

      Any chance to hire a pussy on an hourly rate to see if i like it and want to adopt?

  • Dreamcazman on 03/02/2012 - 21:51
    +5

    We just got a kitten from them a couple of months ago. One cat is enough at the moment. :-p

    The RSPCA really do give prospective new owners the third degree. There is a bit of paperwork to go through, I swear it'd be easier to adopt a baby, lol.

    It's good in a way, weeds out the irresponsible owners.

  • bitslave on 03/02/2012 - 22:49
    +8

    The two for one deal looks great. Do I need to take delivery of both kittens at once? My python only needs to eat every few months.

    • llama on 04/02/2012 - 03:35
      -4

      HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHA !!!!!!

  • guidedlight on 03/02/2012 - 23:05
    +1

    Will anywhere price match this deal? Maybe Pets Paradise?

    • gilbarc on 03/02/2012 - 23:25
      +17

      OfficeWorks? ;)

  • Adamiam on 04/02/2012 - 00:54
    +3

    Try not to look past the cats at the RSCPA. While the kittens are cute, they're only small for 3-6 months and before you know it they're almost fully grown. During the early stages of their life, they require a lot more care and attention than older cats, and are more likely to have accidents. If you're looking for a pet that doesn't require too much attention, then a cat can be a great pet.

    • Snoopy113 on 04/02/2012 - 01:11
      +4

      Seriously, if youre looking for a pet that doesnt require attention, get a bird, and put it outside, in a tree….

      • Cheeper on 04/02/2012 - 01:47
        +1

        Let our birds out of their cage and they head straight back into it! Happy critters.

  • HereYeeHereYee on 04/02/2012 - 01:15

    Any NSW rspca bargains?

  • Cluster on 04/02/2012 - 03:57

    Don't pussyfoot around, this offer is for a limited time only.

  • Falbium on 04/02/2012 - 04:48
    -6

    I like cats but they are not well suited to australia.

    • iffer on 04/02/2012 - 12:37

      Australia is paradise for cats.. Good diverse range of vegetation to lounge under, great free-range menu, enough people to ensure a tummy rub when desired.. what's not to like?

  • browser on 04/02/2012 - 21:45

    Very cute cats!

  • mxyzptik on 06/02/2012 - 12:55
    +2

    … and if you are in MELBOURNE: we recently bought the most beautiful kitten from the Lort Smith Animal Hospital, $100 all in ($140 if under 6 months old).

    "All animals available for adoption are desexed, vaccinated, microchipped and health checked before joining a new family. To date we have reunited or re-homed over 200,000 pets to loving families."

    They are a fine organisation who do a lot to help people for whom every cent counts.

    They have cats, dogs, and more:

    http://www.lortsmith.com/looking-for-a-pet.html

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