A male kitten is looking for a new home from the beginning of July (with a possibility for him to go outside). The kitten was born in our house on the 2nd of May.
The price is SFr 200.00.

If only I had outside space. Sadly I only have a balcony

By the way, will he be vaccinated etc. or do the new owners need to organise that?

Thank you for your interest, but the kitten is already reserved.

I got another cat available for sale - a sister of the mentioned kitten.
Yes, the first visit to the doctor (vaccination, test, kitty passport) will be done by me.

These are the photos of the available female kitten.

The kitten will be ready to go to the new home in the beginning of July.

Thank you very much, reserved.

Another female kitten is available immediately. Completely black, born 2 May 2011, vaccinated, tested and treated against worms.

So adorable. My kids would love to have a kitten. We'll have to wait.

I am glad you are finding homes for those cutties. I am surprised though that people are paying 200CHF when SPA refuges are full of them.

Please get your cat spayed. Please.

Yes, me too (on all counts). I am volunteering for the SPCA at the moment and we are crying out for homes!

DId you know that the pound also charges for an adoption, we were quoted 270 CHF... anyways they also do a home study (really I am not kidding) and evaluate if you CAN adopt...lord sometimes I just hate CH *runs for cover*

Really??!! Well, that makes more sense then. Now come on, you surely cannot hate CH as much as the UK ...

I really hope that anybody does checks to ensure an animal will have the right conditions- I hope that all animal lovers will realise this is essential and good, surely. All SPA's do this in the UK too. And the fee hopefully will cover sterilisation too.

Thinking about it, Battersea Dogs' Home and various cat homes do checks to see whether the potential new owner is worthy and capable. They only charge a minimal fee for adoption though; from recollection, about £40.

How much, extra for postage?

I understand a check but not a full study with home visit...

Nicola: It jsut reminded me of the adoption authorities and it just gave me the creeps

A home visit is essential to ensure conditions are right- I find it strange that you cannot understand how important this is. Sorry.

If someone wants to mistreat their animals a home visit makes no difference, the important thing is to evaluate the persons, get a feeling about them. Still, this is not standard procedure in any country I know of, except here and it even varies from Kanton to Kanton. I fail to see the use in wasting so many resources...

As said, this is common practice in the UK and with most refuges in France too.