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Offline fluffycloud123

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Re: Feeding strays
« Reply #2 on: May 15, 2009, 11:13:47 AM »
similar situation to me Mark.

i was told (no names)  :shify:that by feeding the cat the RSPCA would presume me responsible for the cat therefore rendering it my own. :P. Well knickers to the RSPCA i say  :rofl: hes going to be in better hands with Desley than with them.


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Feeding strays
« Reply #1 on: May 15, 2009, 10:12:21 AM »
A woman left a message yesterday saying a stray had been hanging around for a week but she hadn't fed it. When I phoned her, She said where she lives which is a bit isolated on the seafront a few miles up the road and other than 3 or 4 houses (they are old coastguard cottages) there is just a holiday park. I questioned her feeding the cat and she sheepishly admitted she had. I told her that was a good thing!  :) - she said that if her cat got lost, she would like to think that someone would give her a bowl of food  :) - methinks she had been speaking to another un-named organisation who tell people not to feed and they will "go away"  >:( - anyway, the lady had already done all the right things. She took the cat to the vet to be checked for a chip (no luck) and phoned around all local vets and even looked on the National Pet Register - still no luck  :( - anyway, the lady is going to keep an eye on her and feed her until we have a space  :) - she said she tried taking the cat in but her own cat was very upset about it. She even said the cat was fine with her 14 month old baby.
« Last Edit: May 15, 2009, 10:13:26 AM by Mark »
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