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Jeez, this certainly is the season for kittens! I found an abandoned one in a box just a few days ago and now there's a stray kitten (I'm guessing eight weeks old or so) outside my row of apartment buildings. She meowed and climbed up the underside of a neighbor's car when I got out of mine. I called to her a bit and sat down on the curb. She poked her head out from the tire and finally sat down on the street for a bit.
My neighbor says he's been trying to catch her for about a week, but she's very skittish and runs away if you get near. Since I'm the only one here who has cats I put out some kitten kibble and water for her. I'd like to take her over to the humane society, where they could get her taken care of. I'm sure she'd find a home quickly, because she's beautiful. All white with a little grey around her face and paws, with a slightly cream and white striped tail. Her tail is really long. She's gorgeous, but obviously very scared.
What's the best way to catch her? I have some catnip (mine aren't interested in it so I never used it), should I put that out there too to attract her?
I also got some goat's milk for the abandoned kitten I took in, should I leave a little dish out for her?
My neighbor says he's been trying to catch her for about a week, but she's very skittish and runs away if you get near. Since I'm the only one here who has cats I put out some kitten kibble and water for her. I'd like to take her over to the humane society, where they could get her taken care of. I'm sure she'd find a home quickly, because she's beautiful. All white with a little grey around her face and paws, with a slightly cream and white striped tail. Her tail is really long. She's gorgeous, but obviously very scared.
What's the best way to catch her? I have some catnip (mine aren't interested in it so I never used it), should I put that out there too to attract her?
I also got some goat's milk for the abandoned kitten I took in, should I leave a little dish out for her?