I Want To Bring Her Inside

[phesina]

Prayers that she comes in safe and sound!

[catmandu]

This may take some time before Baby Kitty realized that you are her friend, it took some time before Scrappy Two and Tubster Panther felt secure enough to join My Found Cat Companion Army
And there sadly are some Cats like Pouncer Roccalno who are free agents , and go from home to home, sort of like a small Littlest Hobo
Good Luck with Baby Kitty and we pray that she will be at home with you soon!!!

[moosmom]

Thank you Lizbud for caring and bringing her in.

[lizbud]

I think I just might set the trap tomorrow & then run by the Vets to
pick up some Advantage flea stuff for BK. It has turned so cold here and
Baby keeps holding up her paw from the cold concrete floor of the garage.
She has a nice warm bed with flannel blankets, but she can't stay in bed
all the time. Poor baby. I hope to have her inside by tomorrow evening.
Sure hope this all goes smoothly & I don't jinx myself by talking about it
before it happens. Knock wood.

[Catty1]

Prayers that all goes smoothly and well and that Baby will be inside and warm in no time!

[Lilith Cherry]

Good thoughts and prayers that all goes to plan for you and BK , Lizbud!

[krazyaboutkatz]

I hope everything goes well. Good luck.

[phesina]

God bless you again, Mary.

[Cataholic]

Liz- is your garage connected to your house? If so, this might not be a huge issue, but if not...if it is a stand alone, you might want to make sure she has proper bedding. If you already know all this, please ignore. Kitty should have a 4 inch thick layer of straw...not paper/blankets/etc., but straw, and it should sit off the floor...maybe with a pallet, or something, so that it isn't sitting on the concrete. Then, you can line the bed with something, but she will really appreciate the straw. If you can build up the sides, even a large cardboard box (as long as it cannot absorb moisture from somewhere), it helps her feel cozy. Since you plan to ultimately bring her inside, why not experiment with a litterbox out there? Use CAT ATTRACT, probably double the dose suggested, and scoop it every day or so. You might be surprised at how quickly she takes to it.

[Medusa]

Liz, I've adopted a couple of ferals in the past and those handled the indoors just fine but it took a while. There were pee issues, however.

Right now I'm trying to make sure that yet another holiday kitty is safe and well fed. I have a shelter w/a wind barrier set up and s/he goes in but won't eat the food I put out, even though it's smelly and I nuke it to entice him/her. Either s/he's eating elsewhere or s/he doesn't like what I'm serving. I hate the thought of him/her out there in this awful winter weather but s/he bolts like a bat outa hell when s/he sees or hears me. If s/he's not eating, it's doubtful I can entice him/her into a trap.

We just do the best we can and hope for the best. Thank you for caring enough to try.