kitten neutering RSPCA?

LittleMissAspie

It's not harsh. There is no reason to use a charity's money if you can afford it yourself, it leaves less money for all the other cats, whatever their needs might be.

I thought it was standard for kitten adopters to be told that they need to get the neutering done themselves when the kitten is old enough.

Fire_Fox

moomin5 wrote: »

I think people are being a bit harsh, had she adopted an older cat it would of been spayed prior to rehoming for the same adoption fee.

But she didn't adopt an older cat, did she? She chose the responsibility of a cute fluffy kitten.

moomin5

Fire_Fox wrote: »

But she didn't adopt an older cat, did she? She chose the responsibility of a cute fluffy kitten.

Well its the rescue's choice to give out the voucher because they could just tell you to pay for it yourself and if you can't afford it to apply for a means tested scheme.

Spudette

I don't think they do I am afraid if you can find a small independent vets I am sure that they will help you with the cost.

GL

h007

Fire_Fox wrote: »

You can GiftAid your donation so that they claim the tax back from the government.

Yes I gift aided the initial donation/fee for Billy and will make sure I do so on any other monies given.