I have three cats and a dog, but I think it's finally time to say
goodbye to one of them.  We have a cat who has always had a urination
problem.  There are times when it's been better then others, but for
the most part, it's been pretty consistent.  She's been to the vets
and has been on nearly ever medication to treat a variety of
conditions.  She's physically healthy...no urinary track disorders of
any kind.  Her doctors believe it to be totally behavioral.  She's
even been on medication for that but nothing has helped.  Until now,
we've just lived with it and the constant use of Miracle Pet and a
steam cleaner.  We've recently moved into a new house and she's
brought the condition with her.  We thought that maybe a change would
help.  She uses and has always used the litter box to poop. She even
uses it to pee but once and awhile she goes wherever she wants,
sometimes even right outside of it.  We've used different kinds of
litters and still, the same result.   Now my wife might be starting
her own day care center and obviously we can't have the place smelling
like cat piss when people come to drop off their kids.  Besides, she
made a mess of the old place.  We only recently found out how bad it
was when we started to move the furniture.  It was terrible. I'm
surprised we got out of the old house without having to replace the
carpets.  Now I'm faced with what to do with my little Chloe.  I could
take her to an animal rescue to but then I have no idea of who would
adopt her.  Would it be someone who would beat her if she started
messing up their house? Would they throw her out on the street? It was
suggested by the vet that maybe I find a farm that would take her.  I
feel horrible doing this since she's never once spent a night outside,
but what other choice do I have? I really don't have a room where she
can be isolated.  I could keep her in the unfinished part of the
basement but then I'd have to keep the other litter boxes elsewhere
which just won't work with a freakin day care center.  God this is so
frustrating.  Does anyone have any words of wisdom? Any suggestions?
I'd certainly appreciate any help and if you've actually gotten this
far, thanks for taking the time to read.

--Brian