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Donna - can you take it to a nearby vet, just for safekeeping until you can find its owner? It's unfair to let a cat wander on a busy road - we all know the consequences of that one Edit to say, if you cite 'duty of care' to them they shouldn't charge you . . . they have an obligation to look out for an animal's best interest over and above charging a fee. |
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Well a lady came into our office, and I was in there on my own. I explained it was a stray and to just excuse the cat as I was planning on taking it to the Cat shelter in the next town after work (already rang them), and she just opened the door and let it go saying "i am sure it will find its way home". I was gobsmacked - stupid woman. Now worried about the cat as it ran off. |
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stupid woman, obiously not a cat lover. bet she was a mouse or a bird in a previous life. hope u caused her lots of problems with what ever she wanted, did u get her address, id pass it onto a the spammers. |
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