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Hello!
My fiance and I found a small, female, white, and orange cat crying outside of our house this afternoon. She was hungry and very dirty. We brought her in and gave her a bath and some food. She is incredibly friendly! If this might be your cat, please let me know!
Thanks!
You have to let people know what city/state you're in! LOL!
Look online and see if you can find any cat rescues in your area. They may be able to help you find a lost/found pets thing where you can post pics of the cat.
She was probably so scared. Sounds like she was out for a while if she was dirty/hungry. Thank you for taking her in and taking care of her!! Maybe if her owner doesn't claim her, you and your fiance will consider adopting her? PLEASE don't bring her to the shelter; she will more than likely be put to sleep if you do
Scratch that, we are not sure if it is a female or male.
Lift up the tail and take a peek. If there are 2 little balls, it's a boy. If not, it's a girl. If it looks like there USED to be balls but they were snipped, it's a neutered male.
What state or city are you in? <<sort of important; this site covers the entire world....
Look under kitty's tail.
Post on craigslist, call local vets, call local rescues.
Sorry! I thought this forum was for Baltimore City specifically! We live in Baltimore City, Maryland.
I called all the shelters and animal control and rescues and they all pointed me towards craigslist to list the cat as found. I would never sell a cat on craigslist but there seems to be no organized method for reporting lost/found animals.
We are not sure if we are going to keep it - my fiance wants to but I am moderately allergic to cat dander. There is an animal rescue around here called Lucky Cat and they are a no kill rescue, that is where we would send her if we decided not to keep her. I rescued my dog from their partner rescue, Lucky Dog, and they are a wonderful organization!
Craigslist is not a good idea. There are too many psychocases on there looking for free and dirt cheap cats and kittens.
Well it can be if you do it right.
A couple of years ago I found two small mixed-breed dogs with no microchips or collar ID....posted them on CL with a very vague description and no photos (on purpose) and the owner called me with a spot-on identification and got her dogs back.
Bmorepit I hope you find this cat's home! If you do put her on craigslist: no photos. Post a general description and require people to give you specifics.
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