Yesterday I thought we had located the lost cat’s owner as I
got a call from one of the ladies that help me with the cats. She had given a flyer to a family in the
neighborhood and they said that is our cat.
As a rule I never release a cat without determining
ownership of the pet. I do this by
asking the owner to identify the cat’s special characteristics.
When they person called me to claim the lost cat I asked
them “what is the name of your cat?”
They said “Moxie” I addressed the cat and there was no response. I then asked them "what is the sex of your cat" and they responded female and I said this cat is a male. The caller said I am mistaken, our cat is a
male. I took this as a “red flag”. I then asked one more question to determine the ownership "Is the cat neutered" they said yes and I am sorry this is not your cat.
I told them that I would keep an eye open for their cat and
notify them if their cat comes into my woods.
So this week I am running another lost and found in our
local paper in hopes to find the “real cat owners”.
For more information on the lost cat read: http://catadoptionguide.blogspot.com/2013/10/found-declawed-aegean-mix-cat.html
For more information on the lost cat read: http://catadoptionguide.blogspot.com/2013/10/found-declawed-aegean-mix-cat.html
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