Gender: Female
Location: australia,sydney
Occupation: animal luva
Age: 14
Member Since: July 31, 2009
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Hi, 21f here.
Getting right to it, there's this kitten. She's really skinny (yes, it's a she), slightly dirty, and couldn't possibly be more than 8 months old. She's a long-hair with tabby coloring, and she's REALLY CUTE. She keeps finding me, but I fed her a couple times, and I know that's why.
But that's the problem, she keeps finding me. I've come across a few cats who had been missing from their owners for a day or two, and returned them safe and sound. This is the only time I've had a stray come up to me 3 times. She has no collar.
I adore cats, and it hurts me to see an animal so mistreated, or so lost. So my question is, I suppose, what do I do?
*I live in an apartment complex. I don't want to just get her to go away, it looks like she needs some taking care of.
*Along those lines, I have a COMPLETELY INDOOR cat. Can't get her out the door if I try. She's also never been sick. I'm worried if I were to take this cat in and call the Humane Society, that it would make my cat sick, and then I'd have hundreds in vet bills.
I dunno, what do you guys think i should do? I see this kitten almost every day when I come home from wherever, like it's just waiting for me. To save it? Feed it? It tried to walk through my door today, but I stopped it. Blah.
Opinions? (link)
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ok you should take it to the vet and see if it has a microchip, if not adopt it :)
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Rating: 4
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Doesn't that cost mucho moolah? Also, can't adopt (as much as I'd love to). Can't afford. *Sigh* Broke college grad - go figure. Thanks.
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