the vet for a cat?

dmenacela · Sep 3, 2012

Adopt a cat. They are loveable creatures.

Refman · Sep 3, 2012

likestohypeguy said: ↑

They keep it until someone adopts it, for a certain amount of time(?), then they kill it after so long? This one, I'm sure someone would adopt it, but idk how many they have there to compete with. I think it'd rather stay a dumpster cat than that (options in reverse order of preference):

5. Death row for cats (health, food & safety but small cage & possible execution with nothing it can do about it- survival depends on cuteness)
4. Dumpster cat (has to find it's own food but is free, and its survival depends on its own instincts).
3. Barn cat (has to kill mice etc. But nicer than a dumpster )
2. Yard cat (would feed it & buy it the basic vet pakcage space ghost is talking about- <$50?)
1. House cat (food ac/heat etc. But no freedom & will definitely need to splurge for all shots etc.)

I think I'm gong to start with option no. 2 & see how it goes. I think it's a little too wild for inside. It almost looks like somehting you,d find in the woods. Like a half wildcat or something. Also, I'm not sitting there while a bunch of db's at a vets office brow beat me for not spending hundreds of dollars on a cat.

thanks all for the advice.
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Keep in mind that outdoor cats tend to live much shorter lives than house cats. The leading reason for this is the automobile. In addition, there are a lot of diseases they can get outside. This does not even touch on things like coyotes.

CCorn · Sep 3, 2012

Get it a younger cat that will mistake its wiener for a nipple and try to nurse.

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