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Ziggy the cat's 17-day journey from Israel to UK
25 Nov 2006 16:00:05 GMT
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Randy...
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Poor little kitty when through all this and now has to spend 6 months in
quarantine. Six months seems rather excessive to me.
jmcquown...
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Poor thing! I can't recall the last time I heard of a cat having rabies,
can you?
Will in New Haven...
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Quarantine isn't just about rabies. If they aren't prevented, they will
teach people to spell color and honor properly.
Will in New Haven
jmcquown...
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LOL! You mean like colour and honour? Having grown up around Scottish
grandparents I do that anyway. Same thing with flavour :)
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EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)...
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I thought the UK had discontinued the six-month quarantine
rule! (Or does that depend upon the country of origin, now?)
Outsider...
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6 months! Does that mean in a cage for 6 months? Poor guy.
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polonca12000...
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Poor kitty!
Purrs and best wishes for a great onetruehome,
Polonca and Soncek
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Nik Simpson...
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There is a process you can go through which basically means going
through the 6months quarantine (with the cat at home) before travelling,
I think it's called the Pet Passport scheme. Don't know if applies to
all countries though.
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djmaizels...
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There is a pet passport arrangement with certain countries, but not all.
All other cases require 6 mths quarantine to maintain our rabies-free
condition here. Quarantine conditions are spartan but not just a cage.
Usually there will be an indoor and outdoor run, and the kennel maids
will give them plenty of attention. He'll be OK and will certainly have
a queue of people waiting to adopt him at the end.
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Karen AKA Kajikit...
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Poor baby! Six months seems a bit harsh... at least it could be six
months minus 17 days - he's been in solitary confinement for that long
already!
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