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Cat Forum / Cat Anecdotes / September 2004I got her!
X:no-archive I hope I did the above right. This is the first time I've ever tried it. Most of you will remember my birthday post, about the two kittens and the horrendous situation that occurred, and that I was only reasonably able to rescue one from the animal abusing family. The other night, six police cars and a van showed up out front. I still don't know the full story, but it appears the woman was arrested for domestic violence. The police looked around the apartment, and also took the children to foster homes, as there was not adequate sleeping arrangements, and no food in the house. While all this was going on, I was on the porch. And there was Arthur's sister, on my porch, staring at my empty food bowls. I filled them. I watched the situation unfolding, and watched her eat her fill, and then quietly picked her up and brought her inside. So far, the guy has said nothing. But I am very afraid of what may happen if he realizes I have the kitten. He may not care. After all, if there was no food in the house for the kids, you can bet there was none for the kitten :-( She is Arthur's sister, but looks a lot smaller and younger :-( She's also a doll, and very sweet. So now I don't know what to do. We are broke. All cat shelters are full. And I am afraid of what might happen if the one neighbor decides to stir up trouble, or if the woman comes back with the kids somehow and demands the kitten. I need a place for her to go, but I cannot find one. I just don't know what to do. One thing I *do* know is they are *not* getting her back. I'm sure they have no proof she is theirs, no photos, no vet records. I doubt the police would demand I turn her over should they call the law. But they are still next door (the guy, at least), and he is very volatile -- getting drunk every night and being very loud since the family has been gone. And he has friends and neighbors in the area. I knew I was going to end up with her eventually. Sometimes, timing is everything. Now I just don't know how to get her into a shelter/rescue group/foster home. I am just tapped out in terms of resources and finances right now. And trying to even find a friend to take her temporarily (I figured I could put her info up on petfinders or somethig maybe) has been an exercise in frustration. Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- hey, she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. Ginger-lyn Yes, I stole a cat > X:no-archive > > I hope I did the above right. This is the first time I've ever tried > it. SNIP> While all this was going on, I was on the porch. And there was > Arthur's sister, on my porch, staring at my empty food bowls. I > filled them. I watched the situation unfolding, and watched her eat [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > every night and being very loud since the family has been gone. And > he has friends and neighbors in the area. > I knew I was going to end up with her eventually. Sometimes, timing > is everything. My word, I wonder why they didn't arrest him, too? But I'm SO glad the opportunity presented itself for you to rescue Arthur's sister quietly and without the neighbors noticing. If he's getting drunk every night, I doubt he's even realized the kitten is gone, if he realized she was there in the first place. If those people weren't even caring for their kids, it's definitely the wrong place for the kitten. > Now I just don't know how to get her into a shelter/rescue > group/foster home. I am just tapped out in terms of resources and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat Hooray for you! I have a thought..... what about the lady who came to your door asking about ways to advertise for the return of her own lost cat, Butterfin? Is there anyway you can ask her if she can stash Morganna at her place for a few days? If the neighbors don't know her, they won't think to ask if she has the kitten, and Morganna would certainly have a more pleasant time with her than with the ugly neighbors. And perhaps Butterfin's mama will fall in love... Or maybe she has a friend who can take Morganna. Just a thought. Purrs for you and little Morganna, Melissa >My word, I wonder why they didn't arrest him, too? But I'm SO glad the >opportunity presented itself for you to rescue Arthur's sister quietly and >without the neighbors noticing. If he's getting drunk every night, I doubt >he's even realized the kitten is gone, if he realized she was there in the >first place. If those people weren't even caring for their kids, it's >definitely the wrong place for the kitten. Believe me, I wish they had! I guess they didn't have enough on him. There's an eviction hearing this week. I surely hope that goes through, and quickly. >Hooray for you! I have a thought..... what about the lady who came to your >door asking about ways to advertise for the return of her own lost cat, [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > >Melissa That's a good idea, although I hesitate approaching someone who is already upset about their lost kitty. And I've found a fosterer for now, of course. Still no news on Butterfin :-( Thanks for the purrs, too. Ginger-lyn "Ginger-lyn Summer" <glsummer@neptunelink.com> wrote <snipped for archiving reasons> Yay, Ginger-lyn, way to go! Lots and lots of purrs that you find a good solution.  SignatureMarina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki I'm so glad you got that kitten out of that nasty situation. Is there any way that we here on RPCA can help???? I'd love to send some cash myself, but DH is changing jobs in the middle of this month, and the new place pays their salaried MONTHLY, so we won't have any income for the whole month of October! It's gonna take a while to get used to that - bill-paying wise. SignatureThe ONE and ONLY lefthanded-pathetic-paranoid-psychotic-sarcastic-wiseass-ditzy former-blonde in Bloomington! (And proud of it, too)? email me at nalee1964 (at) insightbb (dot) com http://community.webshots.com/user/mgcmdjeep > X:no-archive > [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat >I'm so glad you got that kitten out of that nasty situation. Is there any >way that we here on RPCA can help???? I'd love to send some cash myself, >but DH is changing jobs in the middle of this month, and the new place pays >their salaried MONTHLY, so we won't have any income for the whole month of >October! It's gonna take a while to get used to that - bill-paying wise. OT, but we had to do that not long ago. It was so hard! Dollar-stretching purrs for you and new-job purrs for your DH. I figured out a long time ago that being broke is a skill you never lose. I don't *like* to be frugal, but I know how if I have to! Sherry I'm sure you are very relieved little Morganna is safe! I'm glad she got out of that house. Do you have any friends or relatives who can take her at least temporarily? Signature-Kelly kelly at farringtons dot net www.kelltek.com Check out www.snittens.com > X:no-archive > [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat >X:no-archive > [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] >Ginger-lyn >Yes, I stole a cat If I still lived in Ohio I would take her in a heartbeat to get her (and you) out of this situation. I'd talk to my daughter in Springfield about it, but her husband is on disability right now and they already have 2 cats and 2 d*gs. Hugs and mega purrs that you can find a solution for this without having to let her go back to that abusive family. -- Nan and the furkids A wise man talks because he has something to say; a fool talks because he has to say something. > If I still lived in Ohio I would take her in a heartbeat to get her > (and you) out of this situation. I'd talk to my daughter in > Springfield about it, but her husband is on disability right now and > they already have 2 cats and 2 d*gs. Nan, do your daughter and her husband visit you regularly? If so, maybe they could take the kitten until their next visit, and then bring the baby to you. (Or if you're the one who travels for visits, then you could take the kitten home with you next time.) Just a thought. Joyce > > If I still lived in Ohio I would take her in a heartbeat to get her > > (and you) out of this situation. I'd talk to my daughter in [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Joyce They usually only make it down here once a year. They might make it down around Christmas, but that would be too late for Ginger-lyn's problem. With Greg's back problems it's hard for them to come this far. -- Nan and the furkids A wise man talks because he has something to say; a fool talks because he has to say something. >>Nan, do your daughter and her husband visit you regularly? If so, maybe >>they could take the kitten until their next visit [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > problem. With Greg's back problems it's hard for them to come this > far. Oh, well - it was a thought. Too bad! :( Joyce YEA CAT THIEVERY! > X:no-archive > [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat Where are you.... generally? TBird <---- Colorado > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat You did NOT steal a cat. And if that guy is disturbing anyone, call the police. I would imagine they are looking for any excuse to take him too. I don't have any good suggestions, but tons of good luck finding a home for her. I'm sure it will all work out. Karen >> Ginger-lyn >> Yes, I stole a cat [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Karen When it got very hard for me financially, I stopped buying catfood. It was just too expensive. Instead, I bought the very cheapest beef mince, added a bit of pasta, and peas from my freezer and cooked them up a stew. It was much more economical. Kitty scarfed it down, but Boyfriend said it was poisonous. He'd have eaten it if he got hungry but fortunately things improved and he didn't have to eat it more than a few times. Tweed > When it got very hard for me financially, I stopped buying catfood. It was > just too expensive. Instead, I bought the very cheapest beef mince, added a [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Tweed Just so you know, cats need more nutriants than provided in the beef/pasta/pea combination. by feeding this, the cat can go blind. A few days wont do her harm, but long term it will. >> When it got very hard for me financially, I stopped buying catfood. It > was [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > beef/pasta/pea combination. by feeding this, the cat can go blind. A few > days wont do her harm, but long term it will.. It was only for a week when we had bleak times. I know what cats need. For that temporary time, both I and the cats didn't get what we needed. I thought it important to give them something to eat, at least. I saw myself through with potatoes and hot dog sausages at 18p a tin. Hardly a good diet for me either. Tweed > It was only for a week when we had bleak times. > I know what cats need. For that temporary time, both I and the cats didn't [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Tweed Knowing you Tweed, your cats probably ate better during that time than you did! I'm sure what you served them, with all the love you added, was more than adequate for that short amount of time. Hugs, CatNipped >> It was only for a week when we had bleak times. >> I know what cats need. For that temporary time, both I and the cats [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > CatNipped Thank you. I did my best. We all had food, if not what we might have wanted. We didn't starve. The cats got proper catfood again as soon as possible. And you're right, it took a little longer for me to get back on a good diet. I always put my animals before myself. Tweed > I hope I did the above right. This is the first time I've ever tried > it. Yes!! I'm so glad you rescued that poor kitten. As Karen said, you didn't "steal" her. She came to you! Animals aren't *things* to be stolen - and clearly, this baby had a will of her own. She knew where the food was to be had! > So far, the guy has said nothing. But I am very afraid of what may > happen if he realizes I have the kitten. He may not care. After all, > if there was no food in the house for the kids, you can bet there was > none for the kitten :-( True, but I can understand your worry. Some people just get possessive about their "things" and won't stand for anyone taking what's "theirs", even when they don't want them. It's a pride thing. I hope you can find a good place to hide her! > Now I just don't know how to get her into a shelter/rescue > group/foster home. [snip[ ...I figured I could put her info up > on petfinders I don't know much about petfinders - but maybe you could advertise for a foster home, ie, looking for someone to temporarily foster this kitten. You might also try craigslist, if that's in your area. > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat Sometimes you have to break a lesser law to serve a greater one. Joyce >Yes!! I'm so glad you rescued that poor kitten. As Karen said, you >didn't "steal" her. She came to you! Animals aren't *things* to be >stolen - and clearly, this baby had a will of her own. She knew where >the food was to be had! She sure did -- smart kitten :-) >True, but I can understand your worry. Some people just get possessive >about their "things" and won't stand for anyone taking what's "theirs", >even when they don't want them. It's a pride thing. > >I hope you can find a good place to hide her! Yep, especially people of this mentality. And they tend to think "their" animals are on par with their furniture :-( >I don't know much about petfinders - but maybe you could advertise for >a foster home, ie, looking for someone to temporarily foster this kitten. > >You might also try craigslist, if that's in your area. >Sometimes you have to break a lesser law to serve a greater one. > >Joyce Yes, you do. I'm pretty honest and law-abiding, but in this case . . . . Never heard of craigslist. I am going to put up flyers, and try petfinders as well. Ginger-lyn > Never heard of craigslist. Go here: http://www.craigslist.org/ Then look on the right side of the page, and you'll see a list of cities. If one near you is listed, you could advertise there. It's all free. Joyce > X:no-archive > > I hope I did the above right. This is the first time I've ever tried > it. Cat? What cat? Oh that one? You've had her for ages. No idea what they are talking about. (But likely a good idea to find her a home somewhere else where she is safe) Jo >Cat? What cat? Oh that one? You've had her for ages. No idea what they >are talking about. > >(But likely a good idea to find her a home somewhere else where she is safe) > >Jo Cat? WHAT cat? We don't know NUTHIN' about no stinkin' cat. Sherry >>Cat? What cat? Oh that one? You've had her for ages. No idea what they >>are talking about. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Sherry LOL! Ginger-lyn I'm too far away to be able to help, but am sending best wishes and Soncek sends his purrs for a good solution to be found, SignaturePolonca & Soncek > X:no-archive <snip> > Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- hey, > she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. > > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", > I knew I was going to end up with her eventually. Sometimes, > timing is everything. Yay!! > Now I just don't know how to get her into a shelter/rescue > group/foster home. I am just tapped out in terms of resources > and finances right now. And trying to even find a friend to > take her temporarily (I figured I could put her info up on > petfinders or somethig maybe) has been an exercise in > frustration. Yup, it's easy to do the good thing, but what to do next is always the problem. Purrs for you to find someone to take her, and before anyone even comes looking. Major major purrs for this! > Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- > hey, she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. > > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat Ya did good. :) SignatureCheryl Yeah, Ginger-Lyn. You're awesome. You didn't steal a cat. You "Spoke for Those Who Cannot Speak for Themselves." Good show. Tickles me pink. Sherry > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat You go girl! You did the right thing. I wish there was something I could do to help. SignatureVictor Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam here: uce@ftc.gov Email me here: pistorLITTER@BOXaustin.rr.com >X:no-archive > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >the horrendous situation that occurred, and that I was only reasonably >able to rescue one from the animal abusing family. ---------------------<snip>---------------------- First, the correct format is: X-No-Archive: yes But why would you care if Google or whoever saw your posts to rcpa? Oh! Duh!! You just admitted to rescuing a cat from someone who might want it back. No wonder you didn't want it archived. Your newsreader should be able to do that for you as an option, but if it's only one post you don't want archived you can put it in manually. As to your taking responsibility for the kitten, I applaud the act. If you see an animal obviously in trouble, you should do what you can. Regards and Purrs, O J In the fine newsgroup "rec.pets.cats.anecdotes", O J > No wonder you didn't want it ar.... Oi. I didn't see that manual header attempt, otherwise I would have snipped more. :( I don't think there is much to worry about, but I'm paranoid about anything that is archived, also. SignatureCheryl >>X:no-archive >> >>I hope I did the above right. This is the first time I've ever tried >>it. >---------------------<snip>---------------------- > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >Regards and Purrs, >O J Oops! Thanks for the info. and thank you. Ginger-lyn You did right. The baby knew where help would come, so naturally she came to you. You are a rescuer and a heroine. Who knows, maybe your karma will take a turn to where you'll be able to support this little one too! In the meantime, if you have PetSmart in your area, you have access to no-kill shelters. Our local ones have regular shows with out of the way, little no-kill cat shelters with volunteers who work their tails off to get their kitties cared for and placed. Roxie and Brandy came from two such shelters. Call your nearest PetSmart branch and ask them about it. Blessed be, Baha > X:no-archive > [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat >You did right. The baby knew where help would come, so naturally she came >to you. You are a rescuer and a heroine. Who knows, maybe your karma will [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > >Baha Thanks-- I'll try PetSmart, too. Ginger-lyn Glad you got her back. Don't give her back no matter what! Do you have a peephole on your door? If they come to the door don't answer it. If you need to board her at the vets till things quiet down and you can sneak her back in, do so -- is the catslave fund a possibility for boarding for a week? If not, let us know and we can try and pitch in. purrs for Morganna to find a super home - so very glad she's out of there! Christine > X:no-archive > [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat >Glad you got her back. Don't give her back no matter what! Do you have a >peephole on your door? If they come to the door don't answer it. If you [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >purrs for Morganna to find a super home - so very glad she's out of there! >Christine Thanks, Christine. No way was I going to give her back this time. I figured if worse came to worse, I would simply say "You have no way to care for her at this time. You have no proof she is yours. Sorry." Ginger-lyn > X:no-archive > > I hope I did the above right. This is the first time I've ever tried > it. (snip) I am sorry to have to tell you that I am reading this on google, so it is archived. :-( I am cheering you on, though, and sending lots of rumbling purrs that you can find a foster home. I wish I were closer! ------ Krista Who doesn't think you should feel the *least* bit guilty <SNIP> > Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- hey, > she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. > > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat Purrs for Morganna and for the kids from next door. SignatureAdrian (Owned by Snoopy & Bagheera) A house is not a home, without a cat. >>Ginger-lyn >>Yes, I stole a cat > > Purrs for Morganna and for the kids from next door. I was thinking about them as well as Morganna. I hope that they find a good landing place, as Morganna did. Good job saving the little one, Ginger-lyn Pam S. >> Purrs for Morganna and for the kids from next door. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Pam S. I truly hope they end up in a better situation, too. It was so incredibly sad to see them taken out the door and put into the back of a police van. I asked the policewoman if she was okay, and she just shook her head and said "This is the part of my job I hate the most." The elder boy waved to me as they left, and I told him he'd be okay. And I told the little girl to be good. Just a sad, sad situation. Ginger-lyn Ginger-lyn Summer <glsummer@neptunelink.com> skrev i diskussionsgruppsmeddelandet:4138ae28.4016114@news.east.earthlink.net... <> | While all this was going on, I was on the porch. And there was | Arthur's sister, on my porch, staring at my empty food bowls. I | filled them. I watched the situation unfolding, and watched her eat | her fill, and then quietly picked her up and brought her inside. <> | Now I just don't know how to get her into a shelter/rescue | group/foster home. I am just tapped out in terms of resources and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] | Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- hey, | she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. Purrs for things to work out for little Morganna and you! -- lewe ------------------------------------------------------------------------- lewemi at yahoo dot se | cat pics: photos.yahoo.com/lewemi > X:no-archive ... I watched the situation unfolding, and watched her eat > her fill, and then quietly picked her up and brought her inside. > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat You did the right thing to rescue that cat. I doubt that the guy would even notice that she is missing. We are wishing you luck in finding a place for her. Annie > Now I just don't know how to get her into a shelter/rescue > group/foster home. I am just tapped out in terms of resources and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- hey, > she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. Good Going Ginger-lyn. Congrats purrs and hugs from us to you and assistance purrs and wishes going to you as well. Where are you at, I have a rotten memory, and can anyone in here help? Pam, Rob, and the Fayetteville Seven, who don't want Meowmy to go down there. >> Now I just don't know how to get her into a shelter/rescue >> group/foster home. I am just tapped out in terms of resources and [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >Pam, Rob, and the Fayetteville Seven, who don't want Meowmy to go down >there. Ginger-lyn is in Columbus, Ohio -- Nan and the furkids A wise man talks because he has something to say; a fool talks because he has to say something. <snip> >Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- hey, >she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. Purrs that it works out and you can find her a good home SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html > X:no-archive > I hope I did the above right. This is the first time I've ever tried > it. snipped.... > While all this was going on, I was on the porch. And there was > Arthur's sister, on my porch, staring at my empty food bowls. I > filled them. I watched the situation unfolding, and watched her eat > her fill, and then quietly picked her up and brought her inside. snipped.... > Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- hey, > she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat SignatureJudith Latham Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK. > X:no-archive snipped...... > While all this was going on, I was on the porch. And there was > Arthur's sister, on my porch, staring at my empty food bowls. I > filled them. I watched the situation unfolding, and watched her eat > her fill, and then quietly picked her up and brought her inside. snipped...... > Any purrs, prayers or ideas for Morganna (as I'm calling her -- hey, > she's Arthur's sister, right?) are welcomed. > Ginger-lyn > Yes, I stole a cat I'm sending purrs and prayers that you find a home soon. Sorry, I have no other ideas to help. Good luck Judith SignatureJudith Latham Stourbridge, West Midlands. UK. Purrs that all of this will have a very happy ending! Elisabet and Hugo Katt >Purrs that all of this will have a very happy ending! >Elisabet and Hugo Katt Thank you everyone so much for your kind words, purrs and ideas. They really mean a lot to me, and to Morganna. I didn't post yesterday because I was busy crossing my fingers a phone call I got would be the temporary answer. Wanted to wait until it actually happened to make sure it did! A woman got my name somehow from somewhere and called and said she would foster Morganna if one of the local no-kill shelters would check her out and deworm/deflea her. They had said they would, so after some phone calls back and forth, Eileen showed up today to take me and Morganna up to the shelter to get rid of any little buggies and to test her. Please purr if you want to that she tests negative like Arthur did! Eileen took her home with her, and I'm sure she'll do fine there for awhile. Problem is, Eileen declaws her cats :-( So I need to find a permanent home. I am going to do fliers and try petfinder, but if any one here knows anyone in the Central Ohio area looking for a beautiful little black kitten (with a big white splotch on her underside), who exhibits perfect litterbox behavior, is affectionate, and quite vocal (heh), please let me know! Thanks again, and keep purring for a permanent home for this little one! Ginger-lyn >Thank you everyone so much for your kind words, purrs and ideas. They >really mean a lot to me, and to Morganna. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >Thanks again, and keep purring for a permanent home for this little >one! Great news - would be really GREAT news except for that bit about Eileen declawing ;-(( Glad to hear you found Morganna a temporary foster home. Sending purrs for good test results and a permanent home - and for a way to be found to educate Eileen about declawing. SignatureSteve Touchstone, faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky stouchst@JUNKsirinet.net [remove Junk for email] Home Page: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html Cat Pix: http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/animals.html >Great news - would be really GREAT news except for that bit about >Eileen declawing ;-(( > >Glad to hear you found Morganna a temporary foster home. Sending purrs >for good test results and a permanent home - and for a way to be found >to educate Eileen about declawing. I know :-( And I couldn't exactly rip into her (pardon the pun!) about declawing in this situation. I'll run some things off the Internet to give her after I find Morganna a place and get her there! Ginger-lyn "Ginger-lyn Summer" <glsummer@neptunelink.com> wrote > Problem is, Eileen declaws her cats :-( It did sound too perfect to be true. :o( > Thanks again, and keep purring for a permanent home for this little > one! We are purring for Morganna. SignatureMarina, Frank and Nikki Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki |
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