There’s no doubt about it, the idea of a cuddly new kitty or a playful pup this Christmas is more than exciting. With snowfall outside, why wouldn’t you warm up with a new pet this holiday season?
Regina Cat Rescue says it’s not as easy as you may think to adopt a new cat, though, saying the vet bills, maintenance upkeep and not to mention the shy demeanour of a cat who is adjusting to its new environment can be a bit of a reality check.
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Meanwhile, Regina’s Humane Society says they’re looking forward to getting their pets adopted this season, but want to make sure owners are prepared to stick around for the highs and lows.
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