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poor poor cat I would get the cat into a cattery at the moment if you are - is the cat vaccinated so you can do this? I would also be phoning around the animal charities - this is outrageous that the cat was left locked in the flat. Do you know any-one else that can maybe take the cat in temporarily - preferrably somebody who doesn't have cats? did the CPL not have any fosterers available? Sorry for all the questions - hope you get it sorted out soon |
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Oh my goodness. Well done you for giving him shelter for now, anyway. Thinking cap on ..... Well, you could try waiting to see if things will settle. But I know you have enough cats really. You could search for other rescues, apart from the main ones. You could advertise him in pet shops, newsagents, vets, with maybe a little bit of his sad story. (The vets might be a good idea ..... maybe somebody who's lost their long time furry companion?) You could/should go back to CP and RSPCA. Tell them puss is safe for now but needs to come to them, or go straight to a new home, soon. Others will be along with more (prob much better) ideas soon. (Good to hear from you by the way. I was only wondering recently how things were with the kittens? Perhaps you'll post and let us know) Good luck |
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I'm in bits, no one sees any of this as their problem. I have taken in the son (he is a lovely lad that sadley this has happened to before) The parents are hopeless. I work with a co-ordinator for cat protection league but she is full. The area they were living in has answerphone on saying call tonight between 7 and 9. other local charity is chock a block. Afraid the rspca will put him down, but I really can't take him, not just wont, I have him here now but it looks like a war zone, My own cats have had to be shut out and I am torn to shreds! He is an entire Tom cat so I suppose my cats feel very uneasy with him, Really need a temp. home for him whilst Dad and Son sort out accomodation. |
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Oh dear what a situation! I'm afraid I can't think of anymore to add to Emm's and DM's suggestions but I'd like to wish you all the luck in the world getting this sorted out..... |
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Not ideal but I have now got him shut in a bedroom. What the heck I can do with him from here I don't know. I'm sitting here in tears because I don't know where else to turn. I must have rung 20 numbers today and no one wants to take him. He is one ANGRY cat but I suppose he must be a kitty when he settles down? Its just so frustrating, I have enough with taking in another teenager lol I really wish I didn't care too much. arrrgh wallowing self pitying post! |
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Yvonne, we all feel for you in this situation.....pour out all your worries and concerns as we are here to listen and try to help you......also it will make you feel easier knowing that you are sharing it. We care very much for you and this unfortunate cat and hopefully someone on here may be able to come up with a better or more suitable suggestion for you soon. ((((hugs))))x |
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No one will take him, the poor thing is still in a cat carrier, he wont let any one near him. Its heartbreaking, my partner is now home from work and is carrying on the 'phone calling. He can't sit in a box much longer and I can't let him out! I have as a last resort got the caravan kitted out with food, water and cat litter for the night and he will have to go in there. Not great but maybe better out on the streets as he is miles from home. |
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