Queenscoopalot or anyone else who knows

[lv4dogs]

I don't know the situation or much about traps, but instead of buying one, why doesn't she borrow one from a shelter? Our no-kill shelter loans them out all the time.

A lot of places do not loan them out anymore. NONE of the vets or shelters within at least an hours radius from me loans them out anymore because they weren't getting returned. I even offered a deposit and they still denied me.

[doolittleky]

Lv4dogs, Katie lives in NC but thanks for offering to lend yours out. Kuhio as luv4dogs said there is no one that lends them out where she is even for a deposit. If she tells animal control about the cat and they catch it they won't give it to her. So I am afraid she is stuck with buying one, which for her will be an investment since she rescues cats pretty regularly. But money is real tight for her right now so she might not be able to get it as soon as she would like. That is why I went online to see if I could find one cheaper that she could afford to get sooner.
Melissa

[kb2yjx]

If there is an Agway by you, they usually sell them. Good luck!

[moosmom]

Call any one of the shelters, even the ASPCA or Humane Society and see if they'll loan you a trap. They will probably request a refundable deposit (you'll get it back once you return the trap) and a driver's license. But it's better than having to buy one. That's what I did when LilEli fell out of my living room window.

[lv4dogs]

Just wondering if she has found a trap yet?

If not can she get close enough to put a clothes basket over him? Or rig one up propped up with a stick tied to a string & just keep a watchfull eye, when he goes under it pull the string to pull the stick out to close the basket. If the basket is heavy enough though so the cat can't push himself right back out of it.
Might be worth a shot though if she has nothing.