Commissions for Cat Fund · 2:24am Nov 19th, 2018
Soooo, to make a long story short both me and TheVClaw both ended up in a situation that resulted in my cat from Ohio having to be shipped to us via my mother due to her living situation. In order to do so, I think it's safe to say the sudden expense of having a pet we have little time to prepare for is a bit overwhelming. To help subside this issue a bit, I figured it'd be best to make a post asking for commissions. At the time we have uh... literally nothing in order to take care of a cat. We need a litter box, food, treats, and whatnot to take care of her. Plus, the whole expense of shipping her down here is a bit of a hefty one.
If you can, please help me, and more importantly my kitty, out of this situation we find ourselves in.
Here, I'll manipulate ya'll with a cute picture of her.
My commission prices are the same as usual. 15 dollars per thousand words, with the length negotiated after given the story explanation. If you can help out, I'd be very grateful.
I'm afraid I am a bit strapped for funds at the moment, but I can provide you some advice moving forward, being a former cat owner myself.
Firstly, the choice of litter is supremely important. The kind of litter you choose will affect it's required maintenance routines. Natural, decomposable litters like Sweat Scoop are better for the health of your cat and are better for the environment, as they naturally decompose and are able to be disposed of via toilet, but are much more susceptible to rot if not changed regularly, resulting in a uniquely rank odor, disturbing both yourselves and your cat. On the other hand, normal gravel-based litter can be left alone for longer periods, but are less healthy for your house, your planet, and your cat.
Equally important is your choice of toys. While not requiring to be walked, like their canine counterparts, cats do require much exercise, especially at a young age. A laser pointer will go a long way, but it never hurts to broaden your horizons.
And, a final word of warning: if there is a substance or object you do not want your cat to interact with, you must keep it well hidden and secure. Simply putting it behind an unlocked drawer or cabinet will not deter your cat for any significant period of time. Additionally, if you put your object on a high shelf your cat will interpret it as a challenge. A rubber band securing your drawers worked for my cat, but it never hurts to invest in some baby-proof locks to keep your catnip away from prying paws.
Beyond that, I simply wish you good fortune and look forward to the quality fap fuel to come from these commissions.
P.S. if you truly wish to manipulate your audience, giving them your feline soon-to-be companion's name will go a long way to engineering an emotional attachment.
Is there a deadline for this? I’d be able to pay for a commission in about a week
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I think currently about two weeks is the hard hitting deadline
I highly recommend getting a self-scoop litter box so you won't have to. Try getting one form Petco or PetSmart. Be sur eto buy a bundle of litter trays.