He's being a jerk
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This is also true of birds. When it's dinnertime my peacocks give me about five seconds to answer the door before they start circling the house looking in all the windows trying to see what's taking me so long.
I leveled up again and now a stray cat wants me to feed it. What do they like?
Is that the pregnant one that was poking around your yard? I have one stray I feed, I've tried to bring him inside but he won't have it. He gets a bowl full of dry kibble and a quarter can of cat food a day. My father in law feeds his strays with a full can of food a day, lol. But yeah, if you don't have cat food, canned tuna or chicken (preferably packed in water) will do.
Not the pregnant one. A different one. My neighborhood is full of them. Some crazy cat hoarders used to rent a house here, but when they left they didn't take the cats with them.
I'm told this one isn't friendly but so far it's pretty talkative.
I'm told this one isn't friendly but so far it's pretty talkative.
..... *cracks knuckles* Any idea where they moved? Asking for a friend.
I hope your area has a catch/neuter/release program. Cats multiply fast. I gained my stray's trust by staying within eyesight and talking to him while he ate. Eventually I was able to give his head little pats. Now he expects a little attention before eating. He's even touched noses with our dog through the barely open screen door. He still won't let me pick him up or take him inside, though. He's gotta be at least 10yrs old now.
I hope your area has a catch/neuter/release program. Cats multiply fast. I gained my stray's trust by staying within eyesight and talking to him while he ate. Eventually I was able to give his head little pats. Now he expects a little attention before eating. He's even touched noses with our dog through the barely open screen door. He still won't let me pick him up or take him inside, though. He's gotta be at least 10yrs old now.
Like for this alone. It's bad enough when people hoard things and let them deteriorate. But these are living beings. Hoarding so many that you can't possibly take care of them all and then simply abandoning them all is just...gah, these people are scum.
There's no way to know. They were renters, and the people who owned the house have since sold it. Any records are several degrees removed now.
There's no program to deal with strays around here. My neighborhood has a benign neglect deal going. The city seems to barely know we exist.
There's no program to deal with strays around here. My neighborhood has a benign neglect deal going. The city seems to barely know we exist.
