[NEohioPAL]FREE PETS!

[M Young]

My house is FULL of animals.  And so, I'm giving them away for free!=20
Let me tell you about them.

Misty-is a grey, adult, female cat.  She is fixed and front declawed.=20
She's a year and a half, I think.  She is very, very lovable and would
do well in a house with children or pets or whatever.  She loves to be
petted and doesn't go outside much, so she could be an indoor cat
only, but she is comfortable going outdoors.  She would NOT make a
good barn cat, because she spends most of her time indoors.

Miller-is a female, tabby kitten.  She's about 4 months old and has
not been fixed or front declawed.  She's very quiet.  She almost never
meows, unless you're giving her a bath or medicine.  She plays with my
other cats, but she doesn't really like people at all.  If she's lying
around and you begin petting her, she will get up and leave.  She
doesn't like being picked up either.  She would NOT be good with
children, because they would want to touch her.  She hasn't been
outside yet, but I think she would be a fine barn cat or
indoor/outdoor cat.  She would do well around other cats.

Charlie-is a yellow and white female kitten.  She's about a month old.
 Currently, she has fleas, so she will not be available for another
month, so I can make sure she is flea-free.  She comes from a litter
of four that I rescued from my horrible neighbors.  She plays with her
brothers and sisters, but she hasn't interacted with any adult animals
yet.  She'd be great to take now, so she can grow up with any children
or other pets.  She has had some medical problems.  Currently, she is
healed, but I'm not sure what the future entails for her.  She is very
small, and I have no idea if her mother ever received proper care or
nutrition.  If you do not have enough money for regular vet visits,
she is NOT the cat for you.

Tara-is a yellow, black, and white calico kitten.  She's the same age
as Charlie and comes from the same litter.  She also has fleas, so she
will not be available for another month, when the problem is solved.=20
She hasn't interacted with other adult cats yet.  She plays well with
her brothers and sisters.  She is the first one to come to me when I
go play with them, so I think she would like to be around other
people.  Again, being so young, it would be great to take her now, so
she will just grow up with any other children or animals you have.=20
Tara has had no health problems and is one of the bigger cats of the
litter.  I don't think she will have problems in the future.

Danke and Bitte-are two, female, black and white rats.  I've had them
for a few years now.  They live together in one large cage.  They're
really easy to take care of and are friendly.  I haven't had much
opportunity to take them out of their cage, 'cause I have too many
cats!  I'd like for them to go to a home where they might be able to
come out of their cage and explore a bit.  They have three or four
years of life left.  They're easy and low maintenance.

If you'd like any of these animals, please reply to this e-mail.=20
Please tell me a bit about yourself and any other people or pets you
have.  I need to be able to come over to your house and meet you and
see what kinds of people and animals will be living there.  I'm very
protective of my pets, since they've all been rescued from bad homes.=20
So I want to ensure they go to good homes.  So, please reply if you're
interested.

-Molly Young