Oh NO not another one!

[Anikaca77]

Thank you for taking in this baby boy and it sounds like your friend is doing all she can to help out the strays by getting them fixed.

I'm just sorry she couldn't take him in for you but like Karen said First one out. I'm sure at his age you'll have no problem adopting him out quickly.

Take care and thanks for taking him in.

Melissa

[Medusa]

Mary, I live in Ohio so if you don't live too far away, perhaps we can join forces and see if we can find homes for some of your "failures". We might even be able to get a TNR group off the ground. PM me, if you would be so kind, and I at least may be able to help in finding a home for your latest temporary resident. In the meantime, stand in front of a mirror and practice saying "NNNO!". LOL

[catmandu]

I know what you are going through as at one point there were 15 Found Cats here. Sadly old age and illness have taken us down to 10 Cats which is manageable, but now Sir Lawrence who may be ill, Sunny Scrappito and Ebony Tubster are Porch Cats and I have a moral dilemma.
To keep just feeding them, and hope they dont get hurt and PTS as did sadly some previous Porch Cats , or take them in as I did Tubster Panther.
Bless you for taking that Cat out of danger, and giving him a chance at a better life.

[kb2yjx]

So true, once you are know as a " cat person," you get all the calls for help!!! You did a great thing helping out this little girl....

[moosmom]

Thanks for helping this sweet kitty. I seem to have a neon "VACANCY" light in my window, or I'd help you out.

As a very good friend once told me, "Ya just good learn to say I'd love to but can't". I know how difficult it is.

[Purr-tender]

I took the new kitty, now Bailey, to the vet today. She had a good checkup. She got her first set of shots, wormed and FIV negative. The vet estimated that she is between 1 and 2 years old. I'm still keeping her isolated but did bring her in this evening to watch a movie with us. She was very content to curl up on my lap. I'm going to call the no-kill shelter tomorrow, they're closed on Mondays, and see if they have room for one more. It is a fantastic facility and I trust them. Unfortunately they are usually full. I'll let you know what happens.

[Karen]

I took the new kitty, now Bailey, to the vet today. She had a good checkup. She got her first set of shots, wormed and FIV negative. The vet estimated that she is between 1 and 2 years old. I'm still keeping her isolated but did bring her in this evening to watch a movie with us. She was very content to curl up on my lap. I'm going to call the no-kill shelter tomorrow, they're closed on Mondays, and see if they have room for one more. It is a fantastic facility and I trust them. Unfortunately they are usually full. I'll let you know what happens.

Aww, that sounds good - a lap kitty! And a clean bill of health as well - do keep us updated!