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No cat breeder wants to have Animal Control come knocking on the door, but if they do, it will help if you know your options.
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No cat breeder wants to have Animal Control come knocking on the door, but if they do, it will help if you know your options.
Of course, there may be many reasons why two or more people decide to co-own a kitty, however there are five main reasons for co-ownership of a cat. It is a smart move to understand the pros and cons in any co-ownership situation before engaging.
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Anyone can file a protest against a cat breeder with their registering organization. Understanding what you can and cannot file a protest about and how to reach your desired result will save you a lot of emotional wear and tear.
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It can be quite a shock to see a photo of one of your own cat on someone else's website... but with a different name and with the thief saying it is their feline.
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No one enjoys doing their taxes, but it doesn't have to be so stressful. Here are tips for cattery owners to make things easier when tax time rolls around.
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Most small scale breeding & showing catteries are not profitable, but there are tax options that allow you to take advantage of tax deductions legally afforded to you by the taxman.
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If you decided to claim your cattery as a business on your tax return, you must be prepared to prove to the taxman that you are indeed breeding cats as a business with the intent to turn a profit.
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Learn the specific details you need to include in your will to protect your cats in the event of your death or incapacitation.
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Learn the specific details you need to include in your will to protect your cats in the event of your death or incapacitation.