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Originally posted by Porsche-O-Phile
You catch the cat and I'll be willing to contribute towards getting its shots, any neutering required and relocation, if possible. If I didn't already have two I'd offer to even try adopting it.
FWIW I let my cats come and go more or less as they please. One stays in by choice (only goes as far as the porch), the other one likes to roam about. The only real threats I see to them are the jackasses that like to drive down my alley at 70 miles an hour - the first one of them that hits one of my pets, my neighbors' pets or one of the neighborhood kids is getting a tire iron in the face or worse. At least the cats are smart enough to avoid the cars. Point is, I don't see why it's so bad to let cats out in an urban environment if they have a point of safe refuge and their shots, etc. My "roaming" cat is a pretty tough SOB too - not fat, but very big/stocky and has won every conflict with interlopers on "his" turf thus far.
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I am not in a position to have the cat fixed at the moment. When I get him traped I will email you. If you want to pay for the neuter job, we can go that route. Have him fixed and I will relase him back into the neighborhood. This can all be done over the phone. If not I have no other choice other than the pound.
P.S It turnes out that my cats are fine, all up to date on their shots and all. so they will both be fine.