as i have posted before, we are considering getting a third cat to entertain our new kitten so he will leave the 8 year old alone. my friend works at a vet clinic and they have kittens there that need homes. her boss, the vet, likes to take in strays, clean them up, fix them, and give them away. she got a bunch back in april and they all had a very bad case of ringworm. they are all clear now, finally. she just very recently spayed/neutered them. my friend was telling me that sometimes cats that are very stressed the ringworm can come back, is this true? i don't want to put my two at risk. they have one little girl that is a tortie, very dark coloring and is just the sweetest thing in the world, and about 7 months old now. max is 5 or 6 months old, so it would be perfect.
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