Cat Hanging Around Mum's Place

[Bazsmum]

Best of luck with this little babe! 

[Janeyk]

Yes, do let us know how you get on, she is lucky to have you looking out for her 

[Cat_Crazy]

Poor little one, she sounds like she needs some care 

She certainly does.

I have been talking to OH about it and he is slowly coming round to my way of thinking  So I will give you all a proper update oce I have been back to Mum's.

[Janeyk]

Poor little one, she sounds like she needs some care 

[bunglycat]

Yes definately - goodness knows what harm will come to her round there .
Don''t hesitate - take her to safety please.

[Gill (sneakiefeline)]

If you dont live there and she is going to somewhere else they will never know and by the sound of it she wont be missed.........so sad

[Millys Mum]

Sometimes cats like her go missing, im sure they end up somewhere much better 

[Cat_Crazy]

I regret not picking up the litter ginger from my mums neighbours the other week - I did call the rscpa and basically got told I was a bit nosey!  this poor little thing has had four litters in two years but that isn't considered neglect, should have picked her up when I had the chance (I imagine you can see what I'm saying!!)

I really wonder sometimes what is the point of the RSPCA? 

[Dawn F]

I regret not picking up the litter ginger from my mums neighbours the other week - I did call the rscpa and basically got told I was a bit nosey!  this poor little thing has had four litters in two years but that isn't considered neglect, should have picked her up when I had the chance (I imagine you can see what I'm saying!!)

[Cat_Crazy]

I was at my Mum's about 2 weeks ago and there was a very young (maybe 6 months old) female tortie hanging around in the back garden. Mum says she's owned by the neighbours next door (who have a long history of neglecting their cats or just putting them straight out onto the streets. They have been reported to RSPCA on several occasions by a few of the neighbours, but nothing ever seems to get done).

This poor little mite has the sweetest of natures, when I was sitting in the garden she was sitting on my lap, purring her head off!. She is long haired so looks quite chunky, but she is literally skin and bone. She was crawling with fleas (I gave her some flea treatment before I left), no doubt has worms and I'm 99% sure she is unspeyed. My sister is giving her a little food whenever she appears. I was being told today she was spotted sitting on one of the neighbours front garden walls, near a group of    chav boys who thought it was funny to blow cigarette smoke in her face, before eventually chasing her off 

I am so tempted to bring this little sweetheart back with me, simply because I know she is not going to be looked after. We have tried talking to neighbour before and all they say is "the cats don't want to come in, we can't force them".. do you guys think I should take her? any advice?...

Thanks