Another cat hanging around, This time missing 1/2 a leg..*PICS*

[Mcat]

She'll probably be fine in the barn. And she does need spaying. And she does need a home. And she probably loves you already. And she is very pretty.

[krazyaboutkatz]

She's adorable. I'm sure she'll do fine in the barn and it'll help keep her much warmer too.

[Lizzie]

Unless you do something about her, you are going to be more stressed out when she has kittens and brings those to you for help. She's had a tough time, coped with losing part of her leg, she deserves a helping hand. You could apply to IMOM for help in cleaning up her leg, and the local shelter will spay her at a lower cost. If she has to live in the barn until you buy a bigger house, she'll be in a much better position to survive that experience if spayed and checked out by a vet. A styrofoam house inside a barn with hay will give her the warmth and shelter she needs.

She is very pretty and appealing.

[CultureJunky]

I agree with Lizzie, I think to get her fixed is probably the most important thing to do. Then as long as she has somewhere warm to go and some food I'm sure she'd be happy. She's beauitful. Does she belong to somebody? Cause her leg looks like it's had surgery and it's obviously done properly?

[dukedogsmom]

What a cute kitty. I'm sure she'll be thankful for whatever you can do for her.

[catmandu]

We know that you will do the best that you can for that Poor Cat.
Is there a no kill shelter than can help with the costs of spaying, and foster her out.
That Little Cat must have known where you were, and that you would provide food and love.
And anyone who helps out the poor, cold and helpless is no Sucker, at least in my book, but a fine loving person.
Theres another Gold Star by your name at The Rainbow Bridge.
Bless you for taking in that Little Soul.

[Chester]

that poor little kitty! I hope you makethe right decision