Public Libraries to Start Checking Out Kittens
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Public libraries across the nation are starting to partner with local humane societies to add kittens for check out.
All you need is a valid library card and you can head into your local library location and check out a kitty of your choice.
"The toughest thing has been litter box maintenance," says Joan Markson, Director of the Anytown Public Library. "But aside from that- we've had great success. People love the kitties."
Not everyone has been so optimistic. The animal rights watch group PETA has a close eye on the situation.
"Kittens need to be taken to good homes, not checked out to different people every 3 weeks," said one PETA representative.
Nethertheless, the program continues to be successful with over a thousand libraries nationwide now participating.
"The lost and damage fines on the kittens are more than they are for our other items, so just be prepared for that financial responsibility," says Markson.
Check with your local library to see if they are offering kitten check out.
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