Sounds like he was abandoned and needs you to adopt him.
Gail
I will take your advice but I would like to be certain that he has not
been abandonned. It may sound strange but this it is not the first
time we see this cat comfortable in the rain - with a collar around
the neck and very chubby.
> Sounds like he was abandoned and needs you to adopt him.
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cybercat - 23 Sep 2007 23:36 GMT
>I will take your advice but I would like to be certain that he has not
> been abandonned. It may sound strange but this it is not the first
> time we see this cat comfortable in the rain - with a collar around
> the neck and very chubby.
Yay, Faisal! Good decision. If anyone owns him, they surely don't
make his home very attractive. He will be much happier with you.
You, after all, are the one he comes to, again and again, for 7 years!
Gail - 23 Sep 2007 23:44 GMT
You can also put a note in the collar and see if anyone responds to it.
Gail
>I will take your advice but I would like to be certain that he has not
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Sheelagh >o< - 24 Sep 2007 13:10 GMT
> I will take your advice but I would like to be certain that he has not
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On 23 Sep, 23:44, "Gail" <g...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> You can also put a note in the collar and see if anyone responds to it.
> Gail"Faisal..." <fmoor...@gmail.com> wrote in message
This is a very good idea. If you want to make sure that the cats
possible guardians get this, you could get one of those name barrels &
put it on his collar. Any possible guardian would see it for sure &
look too see what it Say's. If you get no come backs then you will
know for sure. Be sure to add a contact number, so that they can talk
to you if that would make you feel better?
I'm delighted that you are willing to entertain the thought of being
owned by him. That is great news. @ least he will have somewhere to go
when It pours with rain, If he wants to. Don't let a chubby tummy
deceive you though. I have several visitor's that come here just for
breakfast & supper, but they don't all live here. We gave them shelter
when the floods were on, but most of the time they just blend into the
countryside.
Thank you for caring enough
Sheelagh>"o"<
kraut - 24 Sep 2007 15:38 GMT
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>> normal habit, i.e going back to its home. Can you please give some
>> advice.
>I'm delighted that you are willing to entertain the thought of being
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>Sheelagh>"o"<
Have you thought about possibly an ad in the lost and found of the
local paper?? Our local paper will carry lost and found ads here for
free.
Good luck.
Faisal... - 25 Sep 2007 15:17 GMT
Folks
Thanks for your help. We did not see the cat yesterday until 8p.m.
He seemed to have had a bath (hence not smelly). He did not stay for
long. This morning the cat had a nice funky collar around the neck
and again did not stay for long.
I suppose he is back with his owner. Could it be that the owner was
away? Anyway, thanks for your help.
Faisal...
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