8 Responses to “cat questions”

1. posted by Geum at September 6, 2008 8:41 am :
   

   I’m pretty sure the Richmond Animal Control will take them in for a few days if you can catch them.

2. posted by Crystal at September 8, 2008 9:06 am :
   

   Don’t take kittens to RACC! Kittens, puppies and senior cats/dogs are the first to be put to sleep. I highly recommend calling some of the many cat rescues around here first.

3. posted by Fruit Bat at September 8, 2008 10:38 pm :
   

   The black cat in the picture looks just like one that showed up around Jesamine and 23rd / M about two months ago.

4. posted by UnionHill RVA at September 8, 2008 10:55 pm :
   

   The friendly pregnant female silver tabby was neutered today and voila, thanks to the kind staff and Church Hill Animal Hospital, the unborn kittens are now in kitten heaven.

   If this your cat, or was a cat some folks in your neighborhood “cared for”, we’ll happily return her should someone claim her. Now she has all her shots and will no longer contribute to the population explosion of cats in the East End.

   BTW, the cat was found at 22nd and T, in Fairmount.

5. posted by SEW at September 9, 2008 7:25 am :
   

   Yeah, I was looking out my front window yesterday evening and saw a black cat walking down 23rd around M and Jesamine. If I see it this evening I will see if I can check it out. I saw it also Sundat evening and thought it lived across the street in those row houses…
   Holly, I’ll take your number down and call thsi evening if I see the cat again…

6. posted by a at September 9, 2008 1:34 pm :
   

   In response to the cat rescue question: I *think* the SPCA has a network of volunteers who foster kittens — might be worth calling to check! Or perhaps Cat’s Cradle — you can leave a message and they’ll return the call: 282.3833, website is http://www.catscradle-richmond.org/Default.aspx

7. posted by john_m at September 10, 2008 6:59 am :
   

   Clover has made it back home.

8. posted by Geum at September 10, 2008 5:35 pm :
   

   The kittens aren’t “homeless,” they’re “strays.” They don’t need to be “rescued,” they need to be “removed”. Lowes sells traps pretty cheap. RAC will do the rest.

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