Reply #60 posted 09/15/11 5:32pm
NDRU |
Machaela said:
NDRU said:
The cat did not wake me up last night, but when I got out of the showerr this morning I could hear it howling in the distance fucking cat what the hell is wrong with it?
It's a fucking cat
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Reply #61 posted 09/15/11 5:33pm
FuzzyWitch |
kpowers said:
Sounds like the work of Catwoman
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Reply #63 posted 09/16/11 6:09am
fridayschild |
NDRU said: First I waited for the cats to just get used to each other, but it has been months
then I (and at least one other neighbor) started throwing cups of water
then I got a squirt gun
this morning I chased it away
Now, is it any wonder that it runs away when anyone approaches? |
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Reply #64 posted 09/16/11 6:16am
FuzzyWitch |
this pic on your window
equals
u know i'm right!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Reply #65 posted 09/16/11 6:21am
fridayschild |
NDRU said:
Machaela said:
It's a fucking cat
touche!
Its seems like its a cat thats unloved, uncared for and left to fend for itself.
If it hasnt been spayed or neutered it will either be fending off the attentions of all the male tom cats in the vacinity, or fighting for territory and food.
Show a bit of compassion |
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Reply #66 posted 09/16/11 12:48pm
NDRU |
fridayschild said:
NDRU said:
First I waited for the cats to just get used to each other, but it has been months
then I (and at least one other neighbor) started throwing cups of water
then I got a squirt gun
this morning I chased it away
Now, is it any wonder that it runs away when anyone approaches?
no of course not, but we would not do that if it did not harass all the cats who actually live in this building (and the people too) This cat does not live here, it should not be beating up all the cats who do.
I love cats, and I have listened to this go on for months and months without getting a bb gun, poison, or calling animal control. I have compassion. I am not mad at the cat, I am mad at its owners or whoever abandoned it if that is the case.
But the cat is a problem. |
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Reply #67 posted 09/23/11 6:15pm
NDRU |
An update
I called Animal Control. They accept cats but they don't trap them. I was not surprised by this, but I asked him if he had any suggestions, he said no. I asked if he knew of any additional resources, he said no. Did he have any thoughts or insights as an expert in the field? No. He seemed to be very pleased that he could be of no use, so I asked him if he was not allowed to answer questions for some reason.
I did get this spray. I could not find the coyote urine, but this other stuff called Liquid Fence that the cats don't like supposedly. I'm not sure, I think they don't like it but it only keeps them like one foot away.
Anyway the whining has been on and off the past few mornings. What's sad is I noticed the cat has a large cut on its back leg Poor thing has clearly been abandoned. |
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Reply #68 posted 09/23/11 6:29pm
sunflower7 |
NDRU said: There are a lot of cats around my building, and the owners let them go outside.
Mostly they co-exist peacefully, but there is this one cat that does not even seem to belong to anyone at our building, and it just cannot seem to accept the others.
Every morning it comes near my window and begins to howl at one of the others.
6 in the morning, waking up to yowling cat is not my favorite alarm
WTF do I do?
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Reply #69 posted 09/23/11 6:30pm
Machaela |
We have a great group here called Friends of Ferals ~ they will come trap ... take care of and house / foster the cats ...
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Reply #70 posted 09/23/11 6:49pm
NDRU |
Machaela said:
We have a great group here called Friends of Ferals ~ they will come trap ... take care of and house / foster the cats ...
Yeah I could look into one of those kind of groups. My gf used to feed the ferals in the area through a group like that. They had specific sanctioned food stations for them. |
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Reply #71 posted 09/23/11 6:53pm
Machaela |
NDRU said:
Machaela said:
We have a great group here called Friends of Ferals ~ they will come trap ... take care of and house / foster the cats ...
Yeah I could look into one of those kind of groups. My gf used to feed the ferals in the area through a group like that. They had specific sanctioned food stations for them.
I do not think ours feed loose/free roaming cats ( outdoor in the public areas ) they capture / spay / neuter ... it's a no kill group and they have a huge shelter
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Reply #72 posted 09/23/11 7:01pm
psychodelicide |
NDRU said:
CarrieMpls said:
Take it to the humane society or local no-kill shelter.
Then someone can give it a lovely home and it won't bother you again.
how do I get it there? It runs away when anyone approaches
There are safe traps that you can use to capture a cat. It will not kill the cat or hurt it. If you put food into the cage and the cat goes in, the door will close behind it, and viola! You have your cat trapped and ready for relocation. RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. |
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Reply #73 posted 09/23/11 7:06pm
Machaela |
psychodelicide said:
NDRU said:
how do I get it there? It runs away when anyone approaches
There are safe traps that you can use to capture a cat. It will not kill the cat or hurt it. If you put food into the cage and the cat goes in, the door will close behind it, and viola! You have your cat trapped and ready for relocation.
Used to relocate raccoons and other wildlife as well |
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Reply #74 posted 09/23/11 7:12pm
psychodelicide |
Machaela said:
psychodelicide said:
There are safe traps that you can use to capture a cat. It will not kill the cat or hurt it. If you put food into the cage and the cat goes in, the door will close behind it, and viola! You have your cat trapped and ready for relocation.
Used to relocate raccoons and other wildlife as well
, and from what I've been told, they're pretty effective. A couple of years back, there was an all-black stray cat that used to hang around here. It also was very hard to catch, but once the trap with the bait was set up, the cat was captured. Last I heard, the cat was living on a farm somewhere. RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. |
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Reply #75 posted 09/23/11 7:30pm
Machaela |
psychodelicide said:
Machaela said:
Used to relocate raccoons and other wildlife as well
, and from what I've been told, they're pretty effective. A couple of years back, there was an all-black stray cat that used to hang around here. It also was very hard to catch, but once the trap with the bait was set up, the cat was captured. Last I heard, the cat was living on a farm somewhere.
Live traps work well ... we used them where I grew up ~ also in Montana and here as well
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Reply #76 posted 09/23/11 7:51pm
psychodelicide |
Machaela said:
psychodelicide said:
, and from what I've been told, they're pretty effective. A couple of years back, there was an all-black stray cat that used to hang around here. It also was very hard to catch, but once the trap with the bait was set up, the cat was captured. Last I heard, the cat was living on a farm somewhere.
Live traps work well ... we used them where I grew up ~ also in Montana and here as well
RIP, mom. I will forever miss and love you. |
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Reply #77 posted 09/23/11 8:03pm
NDRU |
psychodelicide said:
NDRU said:
how do I get it there? It runs away when anyone approaches
There are safe traps that you can use to capture a cat. It will not kill the cat or hurt it. If you put food into the cage and the cat goes in, the door will close behind it, and viola! You have your cat trapped and ready for relocation.
I did consider that, but I would definitely have to get my neighbors on board, because there are a lot of cats around here, and I think some people would be upset if I caught their cat.
But it's not out of the question, this cat does harass their cats |
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Reply #78 posted 09/23/11 9:49pm
XxAxX |
NDRU said:
An update
I called Animal Control. They accept cats but they don't trap them. I was not surprised by this, but I asked him if he had any suggestions, he said no. I asked if he knew of any additional resources, he said no. Did he have any thoughts or insights as an expert in the field? No. He seemed to be very pleased that he could be of no use, so I asked him if he was not allowed to answer questions for some reason.
I did get this spray. I could not find the coyote urine, but this other stuff called Liquid Fence that the cats don't like supposedly. I'm not sure, I think they don't like it but it only keeps them like one foot away.
Anyway the whining has been on and off the past few mornings. What's sad is I noticed the cat has a large cut on its back leg Poor thing has clearly been abandoned.
poor creature |
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