Sticky Dilemma With Marigold...How To Get Around This One?
:rolleyes: I get home from work to a call from the ACO Kevin, and apparently there's an "owner" who's looking for Marigold. :mad: He left her number on my answering machine for me to deal with it, and also his cell# which is private info. After all this sweet cat has gone through, and the problem with her baby with the leg, I feel there's no way this idiot should get this cat back! Kevin says on the machine "she doesn't care about the kittens, but wants the mom back". YEAH RIGHT! :mad: My problem is someone at the animal hospital who originally got the call, may give this Jennifer my phone #! I'm sure this cat's had plenty of litters already if she had six in this one, and who knows what happened to them. :( I have no intentions of uprooting this girl, and bringing her back! If she does go back, it will be in eight weeks or so after the babies are weaned, and with a full price spay, combo test, and vaccinantions! :mad:
doesn't care about the kittens
Means she doesn't want the "hassel" of finding them homes or ignoring their fate, yet she has not taken the trouble or cost to spay marigold either! And people watching the rescue yesterday said they'd been feediing her- she obviously runs around the apt complex A LOT! The people out there all recognized her but didn't know whether or not there was an owner! 6 orange and beige kittens will fare well and so will Marigold out of her hands!
No cruelty charges can't be filed unless the owner is not providing food shelter, and water. However, to prove ownership, she'd have to provide current rabies vaccine certificate. Kevin could check the computer at the animal hospital- we can't cuz we don't know her last name- someone there probably does though and if necessary can go that route. No rabies certificate- you don't get cat back.