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Animal Breeding

Gokitty.com

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  • Kimberly B

    Date: 10/13/2023

    I wish they had a direct number to call. ******* needs to remove her profile and ban her . I was scammed by a breeder on this site. She advertised herself as a breeder for 60 years. She actually is a disgusting, abusive animal hoarder and has been arrested several times over the years. She used an alias with me, and I realized after the fact, who she really was. There were many reg flags that I would have noticed , if I wasnt leading with my heart. I was sold a terribly frightened and neglected 6 month old Siamese kitten that my vet stated was feral and has behavioral issues and ear mite infestation. I am making it my mission to rehab him and show him the love and affection he deserves. He now has a family. ????

  • Linda B

    Date: 01/30/2023

    ***** ****, a cat breeder using the website gokitty.com is selling diseased cats. I bought a Ragdoll kitten from ***** **** on January 10, 2023. She promised a "Health Guarantee". Within two weeks the kitten was diagnosed with multiple infections, including a respiratory infection and an ear infection, and was prescribed antibiotics and ear drops. The kitten came with numerous scabs, which at first we thought were from wrestling with her brothers. We realized, after she was diagnosed with lung inflammation, that the scabs were from flea bites and the inflammation was an allergic reaction to those bites.When I picked the kitten up she smelled like perfume. The Vet suggests that this was a flea bath. I was asked to pick her up at a park, since the breeder was "concerned about Covid". I agreed, but now realize that it would have been better to observe the kitten's living conditions.When I contacted ***** **** by text, less than two weeks after purchasing the kitten, about the promised "health guarantee" she blew me off, suggesting that the infections were merely "colds". She refused to review the Vet bills, which detailed the diseases and the treatment. $1000 in Vet bills later, I really do not want to see anyone else go through what the kitten and I have gone through. Yesterday I thought I was going to lose her. She is still il, after numerous treatments and a steroid shotl. I bought this kitten because my longtime cat companion had died. The last thing I needed was to be sold a diseased kitten.

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