ENDANGERED--incont. cat, NJ

[critters]

"They" are the "adopters," and I understand they don't want to mess with poor Sherbet at all. They want him gone ASAP. I'm sure they could get a tarp, but I'm more sure they won't.

[GILL]

Is there a posibility that the pellet can be removed.

[Catty1]

GILL - the answer is in part of the post on HP:

A sweet, sweet boy was driven from CA to NJ for a new home. En route, somehow a pellet he was toting moved (guessing here), allowing "pee to just run out of him." He currently living in a bathroom but is in dire need of another, less lonely circumstance, along with possible testing and/or surgery. At this point, it's almost anybody's guess what's going on, but he must be a real cutie to have put up with SO much. Can anybody foster on an emergency basis? The people that took him don't want him.

I don't think the adopters would want to pay for any surgery...this little guy is "ruining the tiles" in their bathroom.

[critters]

You got it--they want him GONE. We're trying to find a safe place for him to go, then maybe the pellet can come out, or whatever. Whatever happened supposedly happened during the trip, and I can only figure that the pellet moved just enough...

[critters]

Edits didn't stick, but I just wanted to say that I fear greatly for this sweet boy's life. He'd last about 10 minutes at AC, and I don't think there's been any response from vets who were emailed yesterday re: boarding him for a little while.

If I had the money and the "drive gene" I'd be sorely tempted for Ari & I to just go up yonder and get him!!!!

[Catty1]

What about the place the 'owners' got him from?

[critters]

Well, they're in CA. They have a representative in the group trying to place him, but I guess they don't have $700 to bring him back.