Looking for place in Limassol
 Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2005 2:27 pm |
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| Svetlana |
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| Location: Paphos |
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The true cost of bring cats over, sorry dont have details but air freight plus VETs inspection on arrival, used to be pricey.
The only extrenal danger to cats (apart from crossing the road!) is Lanate poisoning; many Cypriots have a different view, to British people, on the role of animals. The British are addicted to their pets I know, while until very recently, Cyrpiots regarded pets solely as 'workers', be they cats, dogs or donkeys.
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| Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2005 3:34 pm |
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| dawn reynolds |
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| Location: hertfordshire england |
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I love my cats dearly and could not possible leave them in England not knowing what would become of them.
They have been part of our family for 10 and 8 years, it would not be fair to leave them. but my husband thinks the opposite, he thinks its kinder to leave them here, than them becoming lost over there, and I suppose he has a point, he usally does!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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