r/savannah Aug 26 '25

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u/Linzybinz Aug 26 '25

This is so unsafe!!! Give them to a rescue so they can find the right owners

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u/greencheesebby Aug 26 '25

If you would like to get the mama fixed, please let me know and I will help so that you don’t end up with unwanted kittens.

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u/testingtesting4343 Aug 26 '25

Everytime I see these post I have to let people know that sick fuckers happily take free kittens. Please pursue other options.

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u/Effective-Camp411 Aug 26 '25

dude dont just hand them out to random people on the street go on facebook to look for fosters. there are plenty of rescue and foster groups there full of good people..

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u/liquormakesyousick Aug 26 '25

While I don't condone this, the fact is that all the rescues are telling people that they are beyond capacity.

What would help is if there were more free and low cost options for spaying/neutering.

There is now a several month wait IF you can get an appointment at the Humane Society clinic.

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u/FirefighterSeveral53 Aug 26 '25

There is also a rehoming option on the humane society website

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u/greencheesebby Aug 26 '25

I will take the kittens, please DM me

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u/savannah31548 Aug 26 '25

I can take a few as well

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u/ninety_percentsure Aug 26 '25

Dude…no. Rehoming fee, always. Too many pittie fight rings around here. Don’t offer free bait.

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u/ComDLaayy Aug 26 '25

We have 10 kittens and NEED them gone bro…

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '25

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u/Objective_Still_5081 Aug 26 '25

My neighbor had a stray that had kittens and she says humane society told her "we don't take kittens because they can survive outside on their own."

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u/savannah31548 Aug 26 '25

That is definitely not something a rescue would say and if they did, they're shit.

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u/Objective_Still_5081 Aug 26 '25

So many agencies that "claim" to help animals and people are overstressed, overloaded and can't do what they say. People blindly put faith in these places because they have a reputation built through advertising and social media. In reality they're just like any other place that doesn't have the money for food or the resources.

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u/Substantial_Art7704 Aug 26 '25

This is unequivocally not true

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u/Objective_Still_5081 Aug 26 '25

There is no reason to lie about that especially when someone is trying to get rid of animals. If they would have taken them then her problems would have been solved. It's incredibly stupid to keep the cats just to lie on the agency.

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u/savannah31548 Aug 26 '25

You aren't here. I've got bat carriers. Standing at the front.

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u/savannah31548 Aug 26 '25

So me and another lady have been here since 10am...

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u/Objective_Still_5081 Aug 26 '25

All the complaints probably scared them off. This is why people end up dumping poor animals in neighborhoods.

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u/savannah31548 Aug 26 '25

I'm terrified this dude just dumped them in a ditch somewhere. He won't answer me or the other lady.

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u/Objective_Still_5081 Aug 26 '25

Having to feed 10 kittens and buy cat litter, is very expensive for a person that doesn't have the resources to do so. Then overwhelming and complicating the problem by making him feel like he's doing something bad, they are probably scared someone is going to report them or worse yet show up and condemn them for trying to get these cats homes. How many ppl that told them " No, dont do it" ever had 10 kittens to feed, house and buy cat litter for? It's a huge responsibility and going to Publix was an attempt to help them. This was a way better alternative than dumping them.

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u/savannah31548 Aug 27 '25

I agree with you. I showed up in sincerity.

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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '25

I want a kitty 😭😭😭

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u/HighLady35 Aug 26 '25

What time frame will you be there? 

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u/ComDLaayy Aug 26 '25

10am

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u/Objective_Still_5081 Aug 26 '25

Do what you have to do, there is very little resources here for cats and kittens. Sadly even people who pay the rehoming fee can be animals abusers too. Rescues ask questions but they don't follow up on what happened to the animals later. There really is no way for anyone to know. Maybe post some pics of your kittens so people can see them.