I just moved from Sweden to London with my two siamese cats and it seems impossible to find somewhere to live where they accept cats . Is it me that don't know where to look or is it hard to find lettings in general when you have cats? I would be very grateful for any information on this matter that I could get.
Kind regards
Nina
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Sat Jun 16, 2007 3:27 pm
Hcollie85 TopDog
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Its a tough one, it depends on indivdual land lord policies, might be worth maybe asking Letting agents if you could offer a damage deposit if the landlord will let you have your cats ____________ Natalie and Co xxx
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Sat Jun 16, 2007 4:36 pm
nillis Newbie
Joined: Jun 16, 2007 Posts: 4 Age: 43 No.Of Pets: 2 Pet Types: cats
Its a tough one, it depends on indivdual land lord policies, might be worth maybe asking Letting agents if you could offer a damage deposit if the landlord will let you have your cats
Thanks a lot. Didn't know that that was a possibility. Now I know what to say to the agency's. When I have talked to them before they have rang the landlord and the lanlord sayd no. They might think of it differently if they know that I'm prepared to pay for any damage.
Regards/Nina
Posted:
Sat Jun 16, 2007 6:47 pm
honeydlc TopDog
Joined: Dec 06, 2006 Posts: 642 Age: 26 No.Of Pets: 5 Pet Types: dogs, cats,amazon parrot
I can certainly relate to your predicament, it can be very hard to find somewhere to rent with pets. I've been quite lucky really, I found a place straight away when I first moved out of my parents house, but then I only had the one dog and one cat!
I now rent from some friends who have lots of pets themselves, it's a lovely arrangement as I have a decent sized affordable flat with a garden, where the animals are all more than welcome (between us we have 3 dogs and puppies on the way), 8 cats and three parrots-mad house!. I've been here 5 years now and my 'landlords'are looking to buy a new house, but only somewhere with a separate flat or cottage for me, bless them!
I'd never find somewhere else though with my 2 dogs, three cats and a parrot, so here's to good friends!!
I hope you find somewhere very soon, there are landlords out there who are animal lovers, so hopefully it won't be too long XX ____________ Georgia, Honey Bear, Rosie, Obi, Timber, Mia, Oscar and Mango XXXX
Posted:
Sat Jun 16, 2007 7:26 pm
nillis Newbie
Joined: Jun 16, 2007 Posts: 4 Age: 43 No.Of Pets: 2 Pet Types: cats
I can certainly relate to your predicament, it can be very hard to find somewhere to rent with pets. I've been quite lucky really, I found a place straight away when I first moved out of my parents house, but then I only had the one dog and one cat!
I now rent from some friends who have lots of pets themselves, it's a lovely arrangement as I have a decent sized affordable flat with a garden, where the animals are all more than welcome (between us we have 3 dogs and puppies on the way), 8 cats and three parrots-mad house!. I've been here 5 years now and my 'landlords'are looking to buy a new house, but only somewhere with a separate flat or cottage for me, bless them!
I'd never find somewhere else though with my 2 dogs, three cats and a parrot, so here's to good friends!!
I hope you find somewhere very soon, there are landlords out there who are animal lovers, so hopefully it won't be too long XX
Thank you for your encurigement, I really do need that
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