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[Catty1]

How wonderful that you have some meds from the vet...and want to make sure she is safe!

Will the live trap work well? I hope so! What would your vet think of a mild tranny in the food in the trap, so she relaxes a bit?

And maybe the vet knows of someone who would make a great furrever person for Mischief!

Good luck in all of this, and keep us posted!

hugs hugs hugs
Catty1

[sillysallyinpink]

Please. Don't give up on your cat. If there is a slight change in surroundings or routine, that could spark this behavior. My cat uses the playroom hallway whenever she gets mad as a litterbox. Although we get angry, we don't give up. If you yell at her more often or dont pay as much attention to her, she may also be this way. Do not give up on your cat. although you were hurt by this action physically and probably mentally, your cat may have felt threatened or frightened for whatever reason. Let your cat cool off for a bit, and then get back to your normal routine. Giving the cat away will only make you sad, and the next owner may have a surprise. giving the cat away may also spark a new trend and it could get even more mad because of the huge change. Thats my advice.

[DallasRechelle]

My sister in law had a friend whose cat died suddenly, and only had the one cat, so Mischief has been moved there. It's still better than taking her to the shelter and this way, she'll be the only pet and can get all the love and attention she wants. When we measured the pros & cons, it's better there. Mischief is better suited to an only cat home and this guy adores cats. I feel good about this. Safe, single cat home, lots of cat towers & condos for her, spoiled rotten, treated like the queen she is .... it's perfect.

Not that I'm not totally heart broken right now .....

[DallasRechelle]

How wonderful that you have some meds from the vet...and want to make sure she is safe!

Will the live trap work well? I hope so! What would your vet think of a mild tranny in the food in the trap, so she relaxes a bit?

And maybe the vet knows of someone who would make a great furrever person for Mischief!

Good luck in all of this, and keep us posted!

hugs hugs hugs
Catty1

Actually I'll probably put some in there. My vet said he'd do her surgery before we take her to the no kill, so that'll help. If we took her as is, she'd be euthanized because of the severity of her injury. But this way, she'll go in post op and have time to recover and settle down again.

See my response below, but I found a furever home for Mischief! I'm heart broken because my baby is gone, but it'll be better for her.