Looking for a purebred Russian Blue Kitten for company.?

If you are living alone and going out to work during the day you might want to think twice about getting a kitten, especially a single kitten. They really need attention and need feeding several times a day. Their stomachs are too small to take in enough food in just 2 meals a day. They are also a lot of work and much more destructive than adult cats on the whole. If you decide on an adult instead then try doing a search for 'russian blue rescue' or similar and you might find there's a specialist breed rescue with adults that need rehoming. You should also consider getting two.

If I was you I'd go visit a local rescue group. Even if you don't end up falling in love with a cat there (you may well do...) you can have a good talk with the staff and maybe find a few things come up that you hadn't considered.

No-one is going to donate a purebred Russian Blue kitten... If you do go on that route you need to first do a search for breeders. You may find you have to travel to find one. Do NOT get a Russian Blue kitten from a pet shop or direct from an advert where the seller offers to deliver or meet you halfway (and doesn't want you to visit them). These are likely to be kitten farmer kittens: the kitten will likely be inbred, unsocialized, maybe diseased, and you will be paying to keep mum and dad in poor conditions and being bred to death. Never buy a kitten out of pity: you are just encouraging that person to do it again. Walk away and report it if you've seen something bad.

A good breeder is one were you are able to visit and see the kittens with mum. Their cats are tested free of FeLV and FIV. Kittens leave with vaccinations at around 14 weeks (no kitten should leave mum before 8 weeks). They have only a few breeding animals: large numbers are a warning sign. They should ask YOU lots of questions about your suitability as a home for their kittens.

Good luck! Make sure your new cat/s are neutered and vaccinated promptly. I think it might be illegal in your area now... but do not get them declawed. Here's some information on why not, if you were considering it:

http://www.pawproject.com/html/faqs.asp

Blue Russian Rescue

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