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in my girlfriends yard. TG she was there as she has 2 Australian Sheep Dogs that thought special treats were coming as desert. A sibling escaped, I'll try trapping it in the evening.
So baby smells like it was rolled in Karo and Dog Food and looks like it too. It has one of the worst flea infestations I've ever seen. I carried it into my downstairs bath, fed it wet (it ate well) and watered it, bathed it to relieve matting (poor thing could hardly move it's limbs).
In addition to fleas it definately has an upper resp and malnutrition. I have a breeeder coming in the AM to administer coat care and will vet it in the afternoon.
I don't know what to do with it though if I can't rehome it. My colony is stable with 2 adult male and 1 adult female fixed cats. This is the first year I don't have kittens. I only have an acre and my cats are very territorial. This thing is smaller than my hand when open, I can't put it out. BUT I don't have any ferals, all mine are strays that seek attention when I'm outside. Maybe they will accept it if I take it slow with them?
So baby smells like it was rolled in Karo and Dog Food and looks like it too. It has one of the worst flea infestations I've ever seen. I carried it into my downstairs bath, fed it wet (it ate well) and watered it, bathed it to relieve matting (poor thing could hardly move it's limbs).
In addition to fleas it definately has an upper resp and malnutrition. I have a breeeder coming in the AM to administer coat care and will vet it in the afternoon.
I don't know what to do with it though if I can't rehome it. My colony is stable with 2 adult male and 1 adult female fixed cats. This is the first year I don't have kittens. I only have an acre and my cats are very territorial. This thing is smaller than my hand when open, I can't put it out. BUT I don't have any ferals, all mine are strays that seek attention when I'm outside. Maybe they will accept it if I take it slow with them?