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Complaint Review: Pam Allred - Echo Lake Cattery - Nationwide
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Pam Allred - Echo Lake Cattery
P.o. Box 747, Rogers, Arkansas-72757-0747 Nationwide, U.S.A.
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Pam Allred-Echo Lake Cattery I picked up kitten from the airport and she sent me the wrong kitten. Rogers Arkansas
I visited Echo Lake Cattery website frequently and had finally chosen a kitten that my husband and myself wanted. This kitten was a Tortie-point himalayan. A few weeks later Pam advertised a blue-cream point himalayan
that I inquired about.
Pam told me that this kitten was taken already. Right about the time we were suppose to get the Tortie-point kitten; she asked me if I were still interested in the blue-cream point kitten. I told her "no"; we would stick
with our original kitten we selected.
In the mean-time, Pam sent me a Purchasing Agreement for Tortie Point Female Himalayan. I signed it, sent her money and sent the agreement back to her.
Low and behold, when I went to the Airport to pick up my kitten, it seemed that she didn't look like the picture we had of her.
I looked up pictures of both of these kittens, which looked somewhat similar to me, and realized that I had the wrong kitten; indeed.
I called Pam, and explained that this kitten I now have is not the Tortie-Point, and Pam denies the whole thing. I contacted her again in a few days, and she proceeded to tell me that I did agree on the blue-cream
point kitten, and got very rude with me.
Pam was not going to make good on the agreement that we originally had, so my husband and I kept the kitten. Pam also knew that my husband had cancer, and the Tortie Point kitten he picked out was a gift for him.
She clearly has no morals or a conscience. I paid a lot of money for a kitten and received the wrong kitten.Also, not to mention when I received the kitten and took it to the vet for the vet-check, it had a mite infection in it's ears, that had to be treated 2 separate times. Also, the kitten was sneezing a lot, and that got worse and worse, and come to find out
the kitten had a bad respiratory infection that had to be treated. I'm wondering if my kitten received her correct immunizations???
Sincerely,
K. and g.
Peralta, New Mexico
U.S.A.
that I inquired about.
Pam told me that this kitten was taken already. Right about the time we were suppose to get the Tortie-point kitten; she asked me if I were still interested in the blue-cream point kitten. I told her "no"; we would stick
with our original kitten we selected.
In the mean-time, Pam sent me a Purchasing Agreement for Tortie Point Female Himalayan. I signed it, sent her money and sent the agreement back to her.
Low and behold, when I went to the Airport to pick up my kitten, it seemed that she didn't look like the picture we had of her.
I looked up pictures of both of these kittens, which looked somewhat similar to me, and realized that I had the wrong kitten; indeed.
I called Pam, and explained that this kitten I now have is not the Tortie-Point, and Pam denies the whole thing. I contacted her again in a few days, and she proceeded to tell me that I did agree on the blue-cream
point kitten, and got very rude with me.
Pam was not going to make good on the agreement that we originally had, so my husband and I kept the kitten. Pam also knew that my husband had cancer, and the Tortie Point kitten he picked out was a gift for him.
She clearly has no morals or a conscience. I paid a lot of money for a kitten and received the wrong kitten.Also, not to mention when I received the kitten and took it to the vet for the vet-check, it had a mite infection in it's ears, that had to be treated 2 separate times. Also, the kitten was sneezing a lot, and that got worse and worse, and come to find out
the kitten had a bad respiratory infection that had to be treated. I'm wondering if my kitten received her correct immunizations???
Sincerely,
K. and g.
Peralta, New Mexico
U.S.A.
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Devilsadvocate4education*just My Opinions*
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#2Consumer Comment
Sun, March 15, 2009
I'm not really sure what vaccines would have to do with it? How old was the kitten when you got her? However, you may want to do some research on cats and vaccines and have some discussions woth your vet, seriously. Also, considering the circumstances you may want to run an elisa for FIP as soon as possible (also taking into consideration what and when vaccines were given). *just my opinions*
