For the past few months, it seems that periodically, one of my cats would
urinate right outside of the litter box. I managed to catch this happening
once - she would go inside the litter box, and stand right by the edge and
urinate, resulting in puddles right outside of the box.

There has been a setback in Blossom going to her new foster home.  The
foster mom thinks she has ringworm in the home, and doesn't feel ready to
take Blossom in at this time.  We do have a back-up plan, not as great of a
foster home, but still OK.

Tiger was pretty dang pissed - he ran around downstairs, while we were
in bed, and knocked down everthing heavy that he could push. We lost
two glasses and a bottle of beer. He rattled the recycling bag, and
pounded the door like a prizefighter.

What do you do if your cat is acting very strange by wanting to go outside
more often and meowing like crazier then before could it be she is in heat
at 11months old?

Is there nothing we can do to stop this nutter posting this boring long
drivel every bloody day, grrr he's starting to make me mad (maybe
that's the point though).
Marcia (eagerly awaiting the flames of hell, ha ha)

I saw the story on CNN but here's the link.
http://www.koin.com/news/local.asp
Go there and select the entry 20 or 21 down from the top  "Pregnant
Kitty Rescued After Six Days In Treetop".  

We had a bit of a scare over Ruf on Sunday.  When we got up Sunday
morning, he didn't do his routine stuff.  He didn't eat, he didn't  
have a drink of water, he didn't want to get up on the desk while I
did my blood test  (I'm diabetic).  He _did_ ask to go out to eat some

I have two cats and they both "trill".  I use the word trill to
describe that sound they make before a full meow.  One of my cats
trills all the time...every time I touch him and also he trills while
he walks around the house.  I'm wondering about this trilling because

I don't know what to do with a cat I picked up three months ago. Harold
& Maude were found at a local restaurant dumpster this winter as small
kittens. They were taken in by one of the employees, who called me in
March because they were still not letting her touch them. We caught

 Hey all.  I'm currently living in mom's house and a few weeks ago we
noticed mouse doots in the sink.  We cleaned up really well and put all
the food away, and a couple of days ago I started living there.  I've
always washed the dishes just moments after using them, and put ...

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We just got a cat from the Humane Society; when we were "picking her
out," she was very friendly, and outgoing, purring to beat the band.
When we got her home, she immediately went and hid under the bed, and
she won't come out. I am assuming that she's frightened of the new

I said I would post an update.
He is worse. He still couldn't keep any food down. Won't even look at
it. Everybody took turns holding him for hours. He just lays there and
purrs some of the time.  He looks really depressed. He has given up.

I'm wondering whether it'd be ok to install a cat door in the door that
leads from the house to the garage?  We keep our cats indoors, and a
trip to the garage is their one "adventure." But getting up in the
middle of the night so they can go out and play gets old quick.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/LegalCenter/wireStory?id=761107
Ex-Wal-Mart Worker Charged in Cat's Death
Former Wal-Mart Employee in Indiana Accused of Shooting Cat to Death
Charged With Felony