purrs for the "one eyed" stray cat

Hello. Earlier tonight I had separated my two cats since my Male cat
Andy has to have a separate diet from my Female Mary, Any how I went
into Mary's "room" to feed her, she was in the window sill and didn't
even notice me which she always does and runs out of the room. Any how
she didn't even move. So I went to see what had her attention. I saw a
shape in the apartment landscaping which was just setting and watching
Mary. Mary is a very petite cat so I wanted to make sure nothing was
somehow threatening her in some way. So I went and grabbed a flashlight.
Turns out it was a stray cat that has one eye. I just wanted to request
purrs for the one eyed stray. He or She must be at an awful advantage in
the world out there. I live in an apartment and cannot bring in or
feed another cat. I am going to try & talk to my complex
manager/management to see if we can trap her/him in some way.

rrb

rrb_041303 said:
purrs for the one eyed stray. He or She must be at an awful advantage in

Errg, substitute disadvantage for advantage. Man I hate typos when it is
late.

Purrs for the poor little guy and thank you for caring and planning to help.
Christine
"rrb_041303" wrote in message
newstS9b.6174$v%5.5101@fed1read02...
Hello. Earlier tonight I had separated my two cats since my Male cat
Andy has to have a separate diet from my Female Mary, Any how I went
into Mary's "room" to feed her, she was in the window sill and didn't
even notice me which she always does and runs out of the room. Any how
she didn't even move. So I went to see what had her attention. I saw a
shape in the apartment landscaping which was just setting and watching
Mary. Mary is a very petite cat so I wanted to make sure nothing was
somehow threatening her in some way. So I went and grabbed a flashlight.
Turns out it was a stray cat that has one eye. I just wanted to request
purrs for the one eyed stray. He or She must be at an awful advantage in
the world out there. I live in an apartment and cannot bring in or
feed another cat. I am going to try & talk to my complex
manager/management to see if we can trap her/him in some way.

rrb

Poor kitty! I do hope you can get her/him to the vet and maybe later find
someone who wouldn't mind being adopted by her/him.
Lots of purrs and best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"rrb_041303" wrote in message
newstS9b.6174$v%5.5101@fed1read02...
snip.
Turns out it was a stray cat that has one eye. I just wanted to request
purrs for the one eyed stray.

On Wed, 17 Sep 2003 00:44:23 -0700, rrb_041303
wrote:

rrb_041303 said:
purrs for the one eyed stray. He or She must be at an awful advantage in

Errg, substitute disadvantage for advantage. Man I hate typos when it is
late.

Didn't even notice, as I knew what you meant

On Tue, 16 Sep 2003 22:41:08 -0700, rrb_041303
wrote:

Hello. Earlier tonight I had separated my two cats since my Male cat
Andy has to have a separate diet from my Female Mary, Any how I went
into Mary's "room" to feed her, she was in the window sill and didn't
even notice me which she always does and runs out of the room. Any how
she didn't even move. So I went to see what had her attention. I saw a
shape in the apartment landscaping which was just setting and watching
Mary. Mary is a very petite cat so I wanted to make sure nothing was
somehow threatening her in some way. So I went and grabbed a flashlight.
Turns out it was a stray cat that has one eye. I just wanted to request
purrs for the one eyed stray. He or She must be at an awful advantage in
the world out there. I live in an apartment and cannot bring in or
feed another cat. I am going to try & talk to my complex
manager/management to see if we can trap her/him in some way.

rrb

Sending purrs for the stray, and hope you can work something out with
the management to help get him/her off the streets and into a loving
home

rrb_041303 wrote in message news:ptS9b.6174$v%5.5101@fed1read02...
Hello. Earlier tonight I had separated my two cats since my Male cat
Andy has to have a separate diet from my Female Mary, Any how I went
into Mary's "room" to feed her, she was in the window sill and didn't
even notice me which she always does and runs out of the room. Any how
she didn't even move. So I went to see what had her attention. I saw a
shape in the apartment landscaping which was just setting and watching
Mary. Mary is a very petite cat so I wanted to make sure nothing was
somehow threatening her in some way. So I went and grabbed a flashlight.
Turns out it was a stray cat that has one eye. I just wanted to request
purrs for the one eyed stray. He or She must be at an awful advantage in
the world out there. I live in an apartment and cannot bring in or
feed another cat. I am going to try & talk to my complex
manager/management to see if we can trap her/him in some way.

rrb


Kudos to you for wanting to take care of this little guy - we are
sending good-luck purrs your way.
------
Krista