Comments | museclio: Kitty looking for a home

museclio

Kitty looking for a home

Dec 23, 2007 12:25

A bit under a year ago, some of Sas' neighbors moved out. They dumped their extremely friendly, darling cat in the neighborhood. Sas and I have kept an eye on him, given him pettin's on occasion and generally noticed that he's not gone feral, he's stayed a sweetie. He's an attention whore and loves on people ( Read more... )

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dreamtigress December 23 2007, 17:48:57 UTC

Many cats all over the world surivive winters outside just fine. Has he been outside all this time ? He has probably built up a winter coat as needed. Things you can do to help him along if you are unable to find him a home ( ... )

webqatch December 23 2007, 18:48:50 UTC

What's a SNAP certificate?

dreamtigress December 23 2007, 20:42:43 UTC

SNAP, Inc. (Spay Neuter All Pets)
P.O. Box 686
Chesapeake City, MD 21915-0686
snapinc@yahoo.com
410-885-5783 Maryland
302-838-6996 Delaware
Most veterinarians accept SNAP certificates. For details about costs, participating hospitals, restrictions and/or to place a credit card order, call a SNAP volunteer at 410-885-5783. To order SNAP certificate by mail, send money order (no checks) and self-addressed stamped envelope to address above.

Spay USA www.spayusa.org 800-248-SPAY or 516-883-7575

ladyleo December 23 2007, 21:10:35 UTC

Reposted in my journal honey *hugs*

graene December 23 2007, 21:23:28 UTC

from ladyleo's journal, some tips from someone who's done a lot of rescue in NC:

December/January are the highest adoption months, so if you really fear for him on the streets, this is the time to take him to a shelter, even if it is a kill shelter.

Place a found ad in the paper (they are free down here, even though you know it's an abandonment), include some phrasing of if unclaimed after seven days (NC law period for avoiding 'theft' issues) available to good home. And interview them. Do NOT put 'free', make them pay for the spay/neuter, vaccination visit, so you know they are prepared for the financial realities of pet ownership, that it's not a 'toy' for the kids.

scoffeepie December 23 2007, 22:43:05 UTC

My folks may be interested. I'll see.

j_snow_owl December 24 2007, 00:43:49 UTC

saw this in Nikki's journal. I would be happy to give him a home, but I live in Atlanta. If there were a way to transport the little guy Im sure my Reaver would love to have a play mate.