Dumped Kittens, Dumped Mama

There's a cat outside that looks remarkably like the fuzzy gray kittens. Except
she is very wild and won't let me close to her. I think it's the mama. Except
the kittens are so tame! Maybe she is tame too and just afraid.

in article , Sherry at
itty wrote on 7/11/04 9:05AM:

There's a cat outside that looks remarkably like the fuzzy gray kittens.
Except
she is very wild and won't let me close to her. I think it's the mama. Except
the kittens are so tame! Maybe she is tame too and just afraid.


Oh my. Purrs Sherry that you can figure this out.

in article , Sherry at
itty wrote on 7/11/04 9:05AM:

There's a cat outside that looks remarkably like the fuzzy gray kittens.
Except
she is very wild and won't let me close to her. I think it's the mama. Except
the kittens are so tame! Maybe she is tame too and just afraid.


Oh my. Purrs Sherry that you can figure this out.

Is there any way you could "show" her the kittens, and see how she reacts?


"Sherry " wrote in message
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There's a cat outside that looks remarkably like the fuzzy gray kittens.
Except
she is very wild and won't let me close to her. I think it's the mama.
Except
the kittens are so tame! Maybe she is tame too and just afraid.

Is there any way you could "show" her the kittens, and see how she reacts?


"Sherry " wrote in message
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There's a cat outside that looks remarkably like the fuzzy gray kittens.
Except
she is very wild and won't let me close to her. I think it's the mama.
Except
the kittens are so tame! Maybe she is tame too and just afraid.

Is there any way you could "show" her the kittens, and see how she reacts?

Unfortunately no. She bolted and ran off as soon as I opened the door and
disappeared off into the thickets. I guess I'll leave food out and see what
happens. Or beg/buy a trap. I really hate to do that because between the
raccoons, armadillos, skunks, opossums, I'll be half afraid to check it.

Sherry

Is there any way you could "show" her the kittens, and see how she reacts?

Unfortunately no. She bolted and ran off as soon as I opened the door and
disappeared off into the thickets. I guess I'll leave food out and see what
happens. Or beg/buy a trap. I really hate to do that because between the
raccoons, armadillos, skunks, opossums, I'll be half afraid to check it.

Sherry

Best of luck with the cat - how do you end up in these situations? How are
the little fluffers doing? Have they moved to their new home yet?

JoJo
"Sherry " wrote in message
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Is there any way you could "show" her the kittens, and see how she
reacts?

Unfortunately no. She bolted and ran off as soon as I opened the door and
disappeared off into the thickets. I guess I'll leave food out and see
what
happens. Or beg/buy a trap. I really hate to do that because between the
raccoons, armadillos, skunks, opossums, I'll be half afraid to check it.

Sherry

Best of luck with the cat - how do you end up in these situations? How are
the little fluffers doing? Have they moved to their new home yet?

JoJo
"Sherry " wrote in message
...
Is there any way you could "show" her the kittens, and see how she
reacts?

Unfortunately no. She bolted and ran off as soon as I opened the door and
disappeared off into the thickets. I guess I'll leave food out and see
what
happens. Or beg/buy a trap. I really hate to do that because between the
raccoons, armadillos, skunks, opossums, I'll be half afraid to check it.

Sherry

Best of luck with the cat - how do you end up in these situations?

I end up in these situations I think for 2 reasons. One is, the turnoff to my
drive is between two lake roads. Lakes are prime dumping grounds for animals.
Second is, my picture has been in the paper with cats on various shelter
stories, so people know I'm affiliated with the shelter. The shelter itself is
20 miles from where I live, so I figure people are just too lazy to take them
there and figure I'll deal with them. Grrr.

How are
the little fluffers doing? Have they moved to their new home yet?

JoJo

The little fluffers are doing marvelously. They are healthy, flea-free and
running around the house like little hellions. Bootsie hates them, Yoda ignores
them, and Frank thinks he's their Mama. Still ahve them here.

Sherry