Tina.... little white kitty....Re: Sharon's update

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It's not feral but it's not tame either. The barn cats will come when called, will come close but don't want to be touched. At least not by me! My granddaughter can touch them all. She's the one all the animals love.hugs SharonThis email is a natural hand made product. The slight variations in spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in no way are to be considered flaws or defects. To: MSersLife Sent: Monday, July 25, 2011 4:25 PMSubject: Re: .... little white kitty....Re: Sharon's update

Sharon, is it a stray or is it totally feral? I know shelters won't take feral cats, most of them won't anyway. But feral cats, even young ones, can be dangerous.When I worked at legal aid, one of our attorneys started feeding a pregnant stray cat. Well, within a couple of years, pregnant stray cat turned into 24 feral cats. We had a heck of a time finding some place that would take them, and we had to trap them ourselves. And all because the soft hearted attorney couldn't bear to see a pregnant kitty hungry. She knew where to come for a good meal, and so did her kittens, and their kittens.

Tina

The little white kitty can hear. She/he came out when I called it. Unless it just sensed the vibration of me walking?

We have 8 indoor cats now and son and dil are dead-set against any more! My granddaughter says she wants to tame it up and ask a local pet rescue to find it a good, indoor home. She doesn't want it to be an outside kitty--too many barn cats become missing here.

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