In my very urban neighborhood, I often see cats in my back yard; they live with neighbors who let their cats go outside.
Yesterday, however, I saw one of the "neighbor cats" out in the rain with two kittens that look to be about 12 weeks old. This is a clue that Mamacat doesn't have a home: who would let small kittens out, much less on a rainy day? I'm pondering how to lure the entire family into my yard so I can round them up for a rescue organization.
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Date: 2010-07-23 03:02 pm (UTC)Yesterday, however, I saw one of the "neighbor cats" out in the rain with two kittens that look to be about 12 weeks old. This is a clue that Mamacat doesn't have a home: who would let small kittens out, much less on a rainy day? I'm pondering how to lure the entire family into my yard so I can round them up for a rescue organization.