GaryBV
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- Nov 2, 2013
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- Parrots
- Pacific Parrotlets - green Beanieboy and blue Skya;
Fischer Lovebirds - Mariposa and Papillon
We became aware that someone we knew had two cats they were keeping outside because the mother would not allow them inside the house. This is a young married couple, residing at her mother's house. Temperatures have been falling quite low lately - it was 12F this morning, and although we have been putting pressure on the mother to allow them in, it wasn't happening, and the young husband was determined not to be rid of his cats, even though they are less than 1 year old (brother & sister), the female may be pregnant (they'd NEVER been to a vet) so no shots, no spay and no neuther, and the water they have put out for the cats keeps freezing even though it's inside their 'hut'. This kind of things makes me so angry I can hardly speak. So we've picked them up, and brought them to our house, and they shall stay here until spring when they want them back and will be looking for their own place. I can't allow the cats out of a 'cat room' because our resident cat HATES other cats, and these ones have never been to a vet or had shots, and we can't risk that, not to mention we can't let them near the birds, and did I mention we have 5 dogs???? On the plus side they'll be going to the vet soon for checkups, shots, and a possible abortion (if pregnant it would be by her full brother), and a spay and neuter. I could just choke those people. I am kinda just venting here. The cats are actually beautiful - the female is tiny, very short haired and sweet, the male is larger, very fluffy, and striking markings. Both are very timid and fearful, but I can work with that. Another case where we got someone else's problem but rather that than the cats freeze to death outside.:20: