XPost: alt.cats, rec.pets.cats.health+behav 
 From: soozyqureshi@cathotmail.com 
  
 "Cat Protector"  wrote in message 
 news:sQQbb.1397$La.1263@fed1read02... 
 > I think you are wrong about that. When I adopted Isis I saw exactly what 
 her 
 > temperment is like and I made the right choice because in that instant we 
 > were bonded. I think cats from shelters are just as good as any purebreed. 
 > 
  
 Well I have had plenty of cats over the past 30 years from rescue, I am not 
 saying purebreds are better, I am saying if you want a particular type of 
 cat it may be very difficult to find a cat in a rescue center, where they 
 are in cages nervous etc, not showing their full personality.  However all 
 my previous cats have maybe had a few problems to start off with as most 
 have been very abused by previous owners but what ever they have turned out 
 like, I have never given up on them, and they all turned out to be brilliant 
 cats. 
  
  
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 > "~*SooZy*~"  wrote in message 
 > news:bknadl$ch2$1@sparta.btinternet.com... 
 > 
 > > Many People choose what breed of dogs they want for different reasons 
 and 
 > > its expectable.....  so why should it not be with cats! 
 > > 
 > > I have had many cats from rescue centres over the years, and now I have 
 > > Ragdolls they are nothing like any of the Moggies I have had before!  I 
 > > chose Ragdolls because I wanted docile, laid back indoor cats!  you 
 never 
 > > know what a rescue cat is going to be like. You cannot tell by visiting 
 a 
 > > caged cat! 
 > > However I do sponsor cat rescue.... 
 > > 
 > > I think this news group is a brilliant idea! 
 > > 
 > > 
 > 
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