I Helped Save A Stray!

To make a long story short, the stray came over to me when I called him,
snuggled with me for a while, then my sister took him to the local pound.
(The
SPCA doesn't take healthy strays). The pound is a great place, I've been
there,
full of wonderful employees and people adopting day in and day out. It's
clean
as a whistle and has vet services.

My sister said the car had been digging in the dirt, so I guess it had been
abandoned in the forest near our house. (Boo!).

He wasn't hungry or thirsty at all but he was damn glad to be with humans. He
looked like a zebra with white socks. Kind of thin but I don't know if that
was
normal or not.

It's wonderful that you went out of your way to take him somewhere he could be
cared for. But the fact that he wasn't hungry or thirsty makes me wonder if he
has an owner. Are there houses near you? If so, keep a watch out for "lost
cat" ads and posters.
Purrs for your foundling to get adopted quickly.

Sherry

From: (Sherry )

It's wonderful that you went out of your way to take him somewhere he could
be
cared for. But the fact that he wasn't hungry or thirsty makes me wonder if
he
has an owner. Are there houses near you?

Tons.

If so, keep a watch out for "lost
cat" ads and posters.

Will do.

Purrs for your foundling to get adopted quickly.

With his need for affection, he's hopefully adopted already

On 17 Sep 2003 21:39:01 GMT, (Lots42 The Library
Avenger ) wrote:

To make a long story short, the stray came over to me when I called him,
snuggled with me for a while, then my sister took him to the local pound. (The
SPCA doesn't take healthy strays). The pound is a great place, I've been there,
full of wonderful employees and people adopting day in and day out. It's clean
as a whistle and has vet services.

My sister said the car had been digging in the dirt, so I guess it had been
abandoned in the forest near our house. (Boo!).

He wasn't hungry or thirsty at all but he was damn glad to be with humans. He
looked like a zebra with white socks. Kind of thin but I don't know if that was
normal or not.

Our House Cat, Harvey the Wonder Fluff, was -very- mad. He ate all the food
left out for the stray and then sat around on the deck (where the stray stayed)
as if to say 'This is my territory, dammit. Grrrr'.


Glad you could help get him to where he can find a new home - and a
few special hisspits to his fomer family if they did in fact dump him
in the woods to fend for himself.

That's wonderful! Thank you so much.
Best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Lots42 The Library Avenger " wrote in message
...
To make a long story short, the stray came over to me when I called him,
snuggled with me for a while, then my sister took him to the local pound.
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(Lots42 The Library Avenger ) wrote in message ...
To make a long story short, the stray came over to me when I called him,
snuggled with me for a while, then my sister took him to the local pound. (The
SPCA doesn't take healthy strays). The pound is a great place, I've been there,
full of wonderful employees and people adopting day in and day out. It's clean
as a whistle and has vet services.

My sister said the car had been digging in the dirt, so I guess it had been
abandoned in the forest near our house. (Boo!).

He wasn't hungry or thirsty at all but he was damn glad to be with humans. He
looked like a zebra with white socks. Kind of thin but I don't know if that was
normal or not.

Our House Cat, Harvey the Wonder Fluff, was -very- mad. He ate all the food
left out for the stray and then sat around on the deck (where the stray stayed)
as if to say 'This is my territory, dammit. Grrrr'.



How wonderful! I hope everything goes well for the little guy. And
don't worry, Harvey will get over it.
------
Krista