2 Cats Need Home, Tabby and Sphynx

[doolittleky]

I think it is sad that they are going to get split up. I have had cats that are really bonded before and I can't even imagine splitting them up.
Melissa

[Taz_Zoee]

I think Donna would take the necessary steps if either kitty shows major signs of separation. Its not like she's giving Cassie away to someone she doesn't know. It is a little sad to see them separated, but I'm sure Donna will do what's best for them. Let's just hope Cassie doesn't mind dogs. LOL

[moosmom]

Well, I got an email from Cami. I told her I was having a heck of a time getting a flight from Richmond City, VA to Hartford. I told her that it would probably be best that she adopt both of them to a lady in her area that has another sphynx. She's willing to take both of them, so they won't be split. It's for the best. I'd hate to have them both stressed out over such a long travel.

Things happen for a reason. At least the other woman who responded has another sphynx, so she knows what kind of care Jenna will need, and Jenna will have anothery sphynx and tiger tabby to snuggle with.

Thanks for your encouragement everyone!!!

[3Catcondo]

Donna,
I'm sorry it didn't work out. You tried tho.

[moosmom]

I'm a little disappointed, but it is for the best.

I was contacted by a man who has a 14 year old orange and white cat (looks JUST like Bad @$$ Buddy) with hyperthyroidism. He's unemployed, his medical benefits are running out and has to find another place to live. He does not want to give him up, but has no choice. He's had him since he was a kitten.

My friend offered to pay for everything if I can foster him. Why not? I can't in good conscience, let this poor cat be dumped at a shelter. Besides, he's going to be on Methimazole, a topical hyperthyroidism medicine (same that Murphy was on) for it, which is going to probably going to affect his kidneys, just like Murphy. All I can do is make him comfortable and happy for as long as possible. Who is going to want to adopt a 14 year old cat?

*sigh* the cycle continues.

[BarbPond]

I think that is wonderful that you are going to take the older kitty!

Most of my cats are "older" except for Cameo and Michael. They all showed up here as strays. And I notice that someone has dropped off two more strays here. I cant afford to take any more of them and the landlord will try to evict me if I am caught feeding them outside. But just between us... I do so anyhow! I just put food out late at night and bring the dish back in when they are done. One is solid black and the other is black and white. Both look healthy so they havent been on their own for too long.

Sigh... how I wish that I could take every cat that shows up in and love them.

[moosmom]

I hear ya Barbpond. I feel very good about my decision. If the two cats were in danger of being PTS, I would've climbed the highest mountain to get them here. But the 14 year old Bad @$$ Buddy look-a-like needs me.

I'm glad you're feeding them strays. I used to live next door to a @$$hat of a dentist who INSISTED that the two ferals (not anymore) were mousers and needed to be hungry to hunt. I've gone head to head with him. I finally decided to do what you're doing. Feed them at night when no one is around and get rid of the evidence. Some people are just too stupid to live sometimes.