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29-09-2011, 07:00 PM   #1

Poor old cat.


I got a call a couple of weeks ago about a 13 year old cat. The owner's house had been flooded, and she us in rented accommodation but the cat us still in the house. She is peeing in the house ( through stress as the owner now has children and a dog. As the house is being renovated after the flood she doesn't want the cat peeing all over it and wants rid. I really have no where for her to go, and money is tight, but I really feel for the poor old girl. I have to call back and see if we can find anyone who can take her.



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29-09-2011, 07:31 PM   #2

Re: Poor old cat.


Oh heck!!!! Poor old girl, hope you find somewhere for her soon.



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29-09-2011, 07:36 PM   #3

Re: Poor old cat.


Oh poor girl! I hope you can find her a home, farthing; I'd take her if I could,



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29-09-2011, 08:53 PM   #4

Re: Poor old cat.


Poor Cat, some people should never have pets, they just see them as commodities to be got rid of when no longer required. Sorry to rant, hope you find a nice home for her soon.



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29-09-2011, 09:28 PM   #5

Re: Poor old cat.


Greatest good luck vibes for finding a suitable home for this poor cat.



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01-10-2011, 09:07 PM   #6

Re: Poor old cat.


I spoke to the lady again And she hasn't looked for anywhere else. The cat isn't peeing in the house while kids and dog is away. I've asked her to try one other rescue but have no idea whether she will bother. The poor car sounds very stressed.



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01-10-2011, 09:21 PM   #7

Re: Poor old cat.


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Originally Posted by Shelley123
Poor Cat, some people should never have pets, they just see them as commodities to be got rid of when no longer required. Sorry to rant, hope you find a nice home for her soon.
I agree.

Poor cat, I hope somewhere can be found for her where she isn't stressed and can be loved and cared for for the rest of her days.



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01-10-2011, 11:35 PM   #8

Re: Poor old cat.


That is so unfair. The poor cat. I really hope that you can find a home for it.



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02-10-2011, 12:06 AM   #9

Re: Poor old cat.


Poor cat, I suppose she hasn't thought to board the cat in a cattery? She must be so lonely and bewildered all alone in the house



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04-10-2011, 05:56 PM   #10

Re: Poor old cat.


YES!!!! I spoke to the lady again today and she is going to try and keep the cat. It seems the cat is peeing elsewhere in the house but is also peeing outside her litter tray, just beside it.
I've suggested she get another litter tray ( or even another 2) in quiet spots and also check the cat isn't arthritic. She seemed happy to try and hopefully she can settle down and live out the rest of her life with her family.

The cat got very stressed last time in a cattery and hey are visiting twice a day to keep her company. I think they do love her, but were just at the end of their tether with her peeing on the furniture.



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