Inconvenient but cute

We just picked up 56 C/. ujj a stray kitten. Three guesses where she is right now.

We do not not not have the money, or the time, or the space for this. Plan A is to place her through some sor]t of adiot77777777777thw sorry, adoption agency. (No, fingers are not for catching! Even when they're making clicky noises!) hhhhhhhh loooooop The humane society is full up on cats right now, so I'm looking into alternatives. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I keep saying that keeping her isn't one of the viable alternatives . . . but damn, she's really adorable."

Sigh.

Izunya

mscelina said:

Then you'll need a litter box, cat food, cat toys, some kitten milk, clean fresh water. She should be fine. You might want to...

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See, part of the problem is that we already have a cat. I have the mystic invisible hieroglyph for "sucker" on my forehead.

Spook, the older cat (who arrived on Halloween, hence the name) has been remarkably well-behaved about this, all things considered. Normally she despises other cats. It may help that this one isn't half as rambunctious as you'd expect a kitten to be. Probably worms and malnourishment, but it may also be personality. She doesn't even really look like a kitten, just a very very small adult cat. She's weaned enough to know from cat food, she understands the theory of the litterbox even if she's a little shaky on the practice, and . . . sigh. And she just discovered how to open the disk drive on my computer.

Why don't you do what the rest of Renville County does and throw it out of a moving car by my house!!! Please no.... I'm all full up right now.

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Both my family and my husband's family has acquired pets this way. I have to admit that when I think about it, the cat isn't the one I dream of neutering.

Izunya