Attitude

[Michelle]

I LOVE cats.

No, really? you like cats?
Couldn't tell::::::

[Kaddidle Care]

The cat is now missing! The last I saw her was when the DCM left. I saw DCM get in her car and leave though so I don't think she took her. A friend thinks she sent her DH back for her though the night. I don't think she did, seems too much effort for not really being a problem but since she made that remark I keep thinking about it. I went out on the porches at nap time and called kitty. She usually runs right to me as soon as she sees me or hears the door. I hope she found a home that's what I keep telling myself because if I let myself think this... woman.. actually did something to her I will be on her like white on rice!

I would check the local shelter for the cat. If the cat comes back, contact SNAPS or an outfit like it and have the cat spayed. They will also most likely give it a rabies and distemper vaccine. An outfit that does the same here is call ABC (Animal Birth Control). Once the animal is spayed and vaccinated you can tell your clients the cat is a stray but you have made sure it is spayed and vaccinated. Any parent would be concerned of a bite from the cat due to rabies. This way everyone is put at ease.

I hope she didn't make off with the cat - I'd probably confront her on it and tell her your cat is missing and that you will be reporting it to the police since you think it's been stolen.

I wish you had a recording of her saying she dropped off those other cats so you could turn her into the local SPCA.

We take care of strays and I own a kitten of the one stray. My kitten is an indoor cat and will be spayed soon but is up on all her vaccinations. The mother cat was spayed and vaccinated. We intend to neuter and vaccinate the males as well but money is tight at the moment.

It's the best you can do. An outdoor cat will probably always be an outdoor cat and with all of the children around, I would keep them separate for safety's sake. (more the cat's safety than the children) ::