Hey all,
My "neighbor" recently abandoned his "outside cat" because he got two
dogs and the cat doesn't like dogs. So, we decided to take the cat in
our house and we got it fixed, rabies shots, etc. The only problem is

Well, he's nursing on his brother's fur and his spayed mother's tummy fur
where her nipls are.
Should I worry, separate them or will he grow out of it?  Will this behavior
cause psychological illness in the poor host cat?  The kitty/leech is not

Looking to give some kittens or cats a good caring home at my house, in La
Habra Heights California (Los Angeles and Orange County area).
Spay/neutering not needed, I can take care of it.  If you have free kittens
or cats that need rescue for a good home, call me at (714) ...

not sure if this is the right place to post it.  Buddy Boo is a young
feral cat who was trapped and had a tumor removed (recovering well),
was vaccinated, spayed, etc. I want to let him out of his cage but the
weather is not good.  My house has 4 cat doors for my other

I brought home two, 6 month old male kitties from somone who has about 20 in
her apartment - both are not very social...one more so than than the other...
from reading some of the other posts I've noticed that I should have let the
very scared one come out of the carrier on his own. ...