Uniquedesire
Norwich,#2REBUTTAL Individual responds
Mon, March 21, 2011
No medical report was ever sent to me. The warranty is only valid within three days of a vet check report and to be received to the breeder. This never took place.
UniqueDesire Cattery
Margaret Mae Heart
PO Box 75
329 South Briarwood Street
Norwich, Kansas 67118
Home: 620-478-2763
Cell: 316-841-1758
March 19, 2011
This is the receipt for the sale of 200/deposit and 400 paid in full for the CFA registered persian kitten/maine coon which will make it paid in full. This kitten appears to the breeder as healthy. Margaret Mae Heart gives a limited year warranty against heredity defects. If within one year from the date of delivery, the above kitten is diagnosed by buyer's vet as having a deliberation heredity defect that is in his/her opinion prevents the above kitten from serving buyer as a companion pet, seller will provide to buyer another kitten of the same cost and breed. Although seller will put forth great effort to replace the exact color/pattern of the kitten, seller is not obligated to do so.
If the kitten dies within a year of purchase due to heredity or congenital defect, seller will replace the kitten when proof of the defect in the form of a complete autopsy (necropsy) report from a licensed veterinarian pathologist in addition to appropriate blood work is received by seller. Buyer is responsible for all vet related expenses once kitten is released from Margaret Mae Heart, this includes initial visits, office visits, lab tests, vaccinations, medications, surgery or time off work, either by initial visits or for future visits. No medical care is authorized or will be paid by Margaret Mae Heart. Seller has the right to contest to vet findings. If shipping is required, buyer must pay for shipping of the replacement kitten. There are NO REFUNDS, only replacement of kittens. Shipping money is nonrefundable. Any boarding fees as a result of airline delays will be paid by the buyer.
Margaret Mae Heart guarantees that the kitten named above is free of the feline leukemia viris (FELV) and the feline immunodeficiency viris (FIV) at the time of purchase. The kitten is also guaranteed to be free of intestinal parasites and up to date on all vaccinations. A copy of kitten's health records will be given to the buyer at time of purchase. In addition, Margaret Mae Heart cannot warrant this kitten against any adverse reactions to future vaccinations.
The buyer has three business days to have kitten examined by a licensed veterinarian. You should preferably have a veterinarian appointment set up in advance before kitten arrives. A dated copy of your veterinarian's health assessment must be received to Margaret Mae Heart within ten days of receiving your kitten or this warranty will be void.
This guarantee does not include buyer's change of mind, family disagreements, landlord rules, or allergies or any other complaints, also any minor nuisances such as fungus or upper respiratory infection can occur as the result of stress of being relaocated into a new home, and Margaret Mae Heart cannor guarantee that this will not occur. However to the best of my knowledge, none of these are present at the time of shipping/deleivery. In addition, all kittens being shipped, are vet checked by a licensed veterinarian and will receive a veterinary certificate of health before being shipped stating that they are in good health at the time of shipping. For the safety of your pets, you should keep your new kitten in a separate area until checked by your veterinarian. If you have children, I strongly recommend 100% supervision when handling this kitten.
Seller does not guarantee eye color, coat color, coat length, coat pattern, siz, weight or personality of kitten.
All deposits are nonrefundable. It is agree to this sale only to the warranies outlines her in which is the final agreement of all parties. By signing below, you acknowledge that you have read this contract in its entirety and agree to all its requirements, stipulations, and terms thereof, and that you have received a copy of this contract for your records.
If you have any questions, I will answer them for you.
x_________________________buyer ________________Address _________________phone
Margaret Mae Heart seller PO Box 75 329 South Briarwood Street Norwich, Kansas 67118
H: 620-478-2763
C: 316-841-1758
CFA registered, Grand Champion lines
PKD and Felv negative, Vaccinated, Vet Certified, Health Guaranteed, Kittens available
Adults occasionally, closed cattery, Home raised
620-478-2763
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Norwich,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Sun, July 19, 2009
Margaret Heart False complaints Norwich Kansas I am writing a nice letter when people do not know the circumstances. This woman and her husband wanted a kitten that was going to be shipped to Washington DC. FIrst of all, she and her husband did not have the money for the kitten. By the time she did, it was summer, and the plane did not ship. After two trips to pick up money from Norwich, Kansas to Wichita, kansas, they decided to change flight plans. The ad was from last year which is when I had some problems which is why I bought 12 maine coons from a breeder whose husband lost him job. I adopted out all of the kittens except for Duke and Duchess, the maine coons and Prince and Princess the persian and Himalayans. Her kitten was 200 which I paid for out of my pocket. Also there was another couple in Oklahoma who purchased two kittens from me which were 100 each and I resplaced them with two that I paid 200 each. This is old news so look at your dates carefully. Thank you for your consideration and cooperation in this matter. Most vets state keep them separated when you just get a new animal. Sinecerely, Margaret Mae Heart, Licensed Hobby Breeder, Licensed Substitute Teacher, Criminal Justice Professional PS The other thing she complained about was the health when they had a health record which you can not ship without one. The she said that it was six weeks old and you can not ship until eight weeks of age. I also spoke with the other two families which adopted out kittens from me this last weekend and they are both doing fine. One lady is Judith Booth and you have her address and phone number. Margaret Mae Heart PO Box 75 329 South Briarwood Street Norwich, Kansas 67118 Home: 620-478-2763 Cell: 316-841-1758 Kansas Animal Health Department 708 SW Jackson Topeka, Kansas 66603-3714 Phone: (785) 296-2326 Fax: (785) 296-1765 June 10, 2009 Pet Breed: Cat/Maine Coon Name and Address of Clients: Judith Booth 219 Brindlewood Enid, OK 73701 Phone: 580-233-7010 Email: [email protected] Description: 1 Male grey tabby born Easter 2009 1 Male brown and Black born May 3, 2009 Chris Stanocheck 494 State Nwy Spur 34B Firth, NE 68358 Phone: 402-791-2120 Email: [email protected] Description: 1 Male Brown and with white paws born February 18, 2009 1 Female Calico born February 18, 2009 1 Female Silver runt born Easter 2009 Note: The silver was given after my vet check and medication And change of hands and owner, new vet with diagnosis of Bladder defect Rowdy Ruby Robinson Las Vegas, New Mexico Phone: 505-425-6359 Email: [email protected] 1 Female grey tabby born Easter 2009 1 Female black born Easter 2009 1 Male Red born February 18, 2009 Daniel Michael Trudell 1003 North Highway 105 North Sue City, South Dakota 1 Female Brown tabby born February 18, 2009 Phone: 712-333-7511 E-mail: [email protected] Phil DeNomme 1025 Forest Avenue Crete, Nebraska 68333 Phone: 402-730-4213 Email: 1 Female Black born May 03, 2009 Gladys Cay PO Box 545 504 Wilson Blue Springs, Nebraska Phone: 402-806-3568 Email: [email protected] 2 Female grey tabbies born Easter 2009 You should expect to pay between $400 and $700 to adopt a "pet" quality Maine Coon kitten, perhaps more (especially for show quality), possibly less for an older cat. "But", you say, "that much for a cat? I can get a cat at the SPCA for a $25 donation. I understand there are some purebreds in shelters, they just don't have papers..." That's true. If that's what you want, go ahead. You may save a life. But if you continue in your quest for a purebred pedigreed Maine Coon, you'll need to start by giving up a common misperception. You are not buying a cat That $600 check you write is paying the breeder (a partial payment at that) for many things, including: time spent understanding what it means to be a Maine Coon time spent learning the finer points of the breed buying several cats to show as alters cat food, kitty litter, toys scratching posts vaccinations for the adult cats in the household costs of attending shows, getting to be known, gaining a good reputation cat carriers, benching cages, cat trees learning about breeding several years of learning what it means to breed cats learning about genetics and heredity pedigree research and planning, outcross planning choosing the sire and dam cat food, kitty litter, toys HCM screening, hip screening buying a breeding female ensuring that the mother-to-be isn't bred too soon or too often or to the wrong male setting up a kitten nursery cleaning and scrubbing with cat-safe products installing screen doors inside your home, e.g. on the kitty bedroom installing extra strong screens, screen-porch, etc, for light and air cat food, kitty litter, toys vet visits - annual or semi-annual 9 weeks of care for the pregnant female, incl. pre-natal vet visits assisting mama at delivery time possible unforeseen circumstances of delivery 12 weeks of care for the kittens cat food, kitty litter, toys daily handling and SOCIALIZATION of the kittens scratching posts The first three rounds of vaccinations possibly spay/neuter of the kittens cat food, kitty litter, toys interviewing prospective pet parents I also know of at least two breeders who got a DVM degree so they could better serve their cats. Do you have any idea what getting a DVM costs?
Speciald
Norwich,#4REBUTTAL Individual responds
Sun, July 19, 2009
Margaret Heart False complaints Norwich Kansas I am writing a nice letter when people do not know the circumstances. This woman and her husband wanted a kitten that was going to be shipped to Washington DC. FIrst of all, she and her husband did not have the money for the kitten. By the time she did, it was summer, and the plane did not ship. After two trips to pick up money from Norwich, Kansas to Wichita, kansas, they decided to change flight plans. The ad was from last year which is when I had some problems which is why I bought 12 maine coons from a breeder whose husband lost him job. I adopted out all of the kittens except for Duke and Duchess, the maine coons and Prince and Princess the persian and Himalayans. Her kitten was 200 which I paid for out of my pocket. Also there was another couple in Oklahoma who purchased two kittens from me which were 100 each and I resplaced them with two that I paid 200 each. This is old news so look at your dates carefully. Thank you for your consideration and cooperation in this matter. Most vets state keep them separated when you just get a new animal. Sinecerely, Margaret Mae Heart, Licensed Hobby Breeder, Licensed Substitute Teacher, Criminal Justice Professional PS The other thing she complained about was the health when they had a health record which you can not ship without one. The she said that it was six weeks old and you can not ship until eight weeks of age. I also spoke with the other two families which adopted out kittens from me this last weekend and they are both doing fine. One lady is Judith Booth and you have her address and phone number. Margaret Mae Heart PO Box 75 329 South Briarwood Street Norwich, Kansas 67118 Home: 620-478-2763 Cell: 316-841-1758 Kansas Animal Health Department 708 SW Jackson Topeka, Kansas 66603-3714 Phone: (785) 296-2326 Fax: (785) 296-1765 June 10, 2009 Pet Breed: Cat/Maine Coon Name and Address of Clients: Judith Booth 219 Brindlewood Enid, OK 73701 Phone: 580-233-7010 Email: [email protected] Description: 1 Male grey tabby born Easter 2009 1 Male brown and Black born May 3, 2009 Chris Stanocheck 494 State Nwy Spur 34B Firth, NE 68358 Phone: 402-791-2120 Email: [email protected] Description: 1 Male Brown and with white paws born February 18, 2009 1 Female Calico born February 18, 2009 1 Female Silver runt born Easter 2009 Note: The silver was given after my vet check and medication And change of hands and owner, new vet with diagnosis of Bladder defect Rowdy Ruby Robinson Las Vegas, New Mexico Phone: 505-425-6359 Email: [email protected] 1 Female grey tabby born Easter 2009 1 Female black born Easter 2009 1 Male Red born February 18, 2009 Daniel Michael Trudell 1003 North Highway 105 North Sue City, South Dakota 1 Female Brown tabby born February 18, 2009 Phone: 712-333-7511 E-mail: [email protected] Phil DeNomme 1025 Forest Avenue Crete, Nebraska 68333 Phone: 402-730-4213 Email: 1 Female Black born May 03, 2009 Gladys Cay PO Box 545 504 Wilson Blue Springs, Nebraska Phone: 402-806-3568 Email: [email protected] 2 Female grey tabbies born Easter 2009 You should expect to pay between $400 and $700 to adopt a "pet" quality Maine Coon kitten, perhaps more (especially for show quality), possibly less for an older cat. "But", you say, "that much for a cat? I can get a cat at the SPCA for a $25 donation. I understand there are some purebreds in shelters, they just don't have papers..." That's true. If that's what you want, go ahead. You may save a life. But if you continue in your quest for a purebred pedigreed Maine Coon, you'll need to start by giving up a common misperception. You are not buying a cat That $600 check you write is paying the breeder (a partial payment at that) for many things, including: time spent understanding what it means to be a Maine Coon time spent learning the finer points of the breed buying several cats to show as alters cat food, kitty litter, toys scratching posts vaccinations for the adult cats in the household costs of attending shows, getting to be known, gaining a good reputation cat carriers, benching cages, cat trees learning about breeding several years of learning what it means to breed cats learning about genetics and heredity pedigree research and planning, outcross planning choosing the sire and dam cat food, kitty litter, toys HCM screening, hip screening buying a breeding female ensuring that the mother-to-be isn't bred too soon or too often or to the wrong male setting up a kitten nursery cleaning and scrubbing with cat-safe products installing screen doors inside your home, e.g. on the kitty bedroom installing extra strong screens, screen-porch, etc, for light and air cat food, kitty litter, toys vet visits - annual or semi-annual 9 weeks of care for the pregnant female, incl. pre-natal vet visits assisting mama at delivery time possible unforeseen circumstances of delivery 12 weeks of care for the kittens cat food, kitty litter, toys daily handling and SOCIALIZATION of the kittens scratching posts The first three rounds of vaccinations possibly spay/neuter of the kittens cat food, kitty litter, toys interviewing prospective pet parents I also know of at least two breeders who got a DVM degree so they could better serve their cats. Do you have any idea what getting a DVM costs?
Me
Las Vegas,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, January 04, 2009
What about deceptive trade paractices or such. If you have all the proof, small claims is always an option as well.
Annonymous
richland,#6Author of original report
Fri, November 28, 2008
she now claims on her emails she doesn't sell a kitten until it is 12 weeks, wish that had been true in our case as we received one of the kittens at the age of five weeks and he died after a week of all the love and medical care we gave he failed his poor little soul left us exactly seven days after he arrived he was sick and malnurished. Sad so very sad.
Annonymous
richland,#7Author of original report
Fri, November 28, 2008
Finally received our two kittens,Margaret seems to be interested in the money only and not the health of the innocent animals. Ours came to us malnurished, flea infested and one with a parisite which killed the little guy who by the way according to my vet records was only 5 weeks young so pathetically sqrawny his poor body just couldn't handle it even with antibiotics and propernutrional supplimintations.We are still working to get the older kitten healthy. I do have documentation from the vet and all costs incured from the time of purchase to date.
Annonymous
richland,#8Author of original report
Tue, November 25, 2008
we finally did get our kittens. we sent her additional money ontop of money for the airlines cost which she was to add to the flight additional airline difference in cost and send us the remainder which was 85.00 left over and to date she still has and refuses to send back to us. we had to take both kittens into see the vet I will give you the update on this later lets just say for now do be careful when buying animals you cant view in person...
Annonymous
richland,#9Author of original report
Sun, November 16, 2008
Took both kittens into the vet they both are skinny, the younger is not the age i was told he is approximately 4 weeks infested with fleas has a toxic infection and undergoing antibiotic treatment. He has now passed away just too young to be without his mommy and very smallmuch too small vet was surprised the airlines allowed him to fly.We have try repeatedly to have Margaret give us back our 85.00 she refuses our emailes she said in the lastone she sent we were blocked. Too affraid to get another from her, but feel we should get our money back for the sickly kitten she sold to us. waiting for test results on the other kitten. crossing our fingers. by the way we had to force feed the baby kitten and he was also cold the vet said he was too small to maintain his temp. we tried everything but lost him. bless his little heart. how could she feel good about selling ill kittens?
Annonymous
richland,#10Author of original report
Sun, November 16, 2008
Took both kittens into the vet they both are skinny, the younger is not the age i was told he is approximately 4 weeks infested with fleas has a toxic infection and undergoing antibiotic treatment. He has now passed away just too young to be without his mommy and very smallmuch too small vet was surprised the airlines allowed him to fly.We have try repeatedly to have Margaret give us back our 85.00 she refuses our emailes she said in the lastone she sent we were blocked. Too affraid to get another from her, but feel we should get our money back for the sickly kitten she sold to us. waiting for test results on the other kitten. crossing our fingers. by the way we had to force feed the baby kitten and he was also cold the vet said he was too small to maintain his temp. we tried everything but lost him. bless his little heart. how could she feel good about selling ill kittens?
Annonymous
richland,#11Author of original report
Sun, November 16, 2008
Took both kittens into the vet they both are skinny, the younger is not the age i was told he is approximately 4 weeks infested with fleas has a toxic infection and undergoing antibiotic treatment. He has now passed away just too young to be without his mommy and very smallmuch too small vet was surprised the airlines allowed him to fly.We have try repeatedly to have Margaret give us back our 85.00 she refuses our emailes she said in the lastone she sent we were blocked. Too affraid to get another from her, but feel we should get our money back for the sickly kitten she sold to us. waiting for test results on the other kitten. crossing our fingers. by the way we had to force feed the baby kitten and he was also cold the vet said he was too small to maintain his temp. we tried everything but lost him. bless his little heart. how could she feel good about selling ill kittens?
Annonymous
richland,#12Author of original report
Sun, November 16, 2008
Took both kittens into the vet they both are skinny, the younger is not the age i was told he is approximately 4 weeks infested with fleas has a toxic infection and undergoing antibiotic treatment. He has now passed away just too young to be without his mommy and very smallmuch too small vet was surprised the airlines allowed him to fly.We have try repeatedly to have Margaret give us back our 85.00 she refuses our emailes she said in the lastone she sent we were blocked. Too affraid to get another from her, but feel we should get our money back for the sickly kitten she sold to us. waiting for test results on the other kitten. crossing our fingers. by the way we had to force feed the baby kitten and he was also cold the vet said he was too small to maintain his temp. we tried everything but lost him. bless his little heart. how could she feel good about selling ill kittens?