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So according to the other tenants there was a cat abandoned by its former owners living in my apartment complex. It’s the sweetest orange named Morgan and being the idiot I am, I started feeding it and giving it water. It now constantly waits outside my apartment which is an issue because my dog is an rear end in a top hat that likes to chase cats. I want to give the poor guy a good home but I’m not sure where to start. I’d call the shelter but I’m worried about him getting sent to a kill shelter. Any advice would be appreciated before my heart breaks and I let him into my house leading to my dog and fiancée becoming very unhappy. Here are some pictures. https://imgur.com/gallery/RWbLWoV
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Aug 1, 2018 06:38
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You'll want to do a search for no-kill shelters in your area. If you specify your general location, there may be goons who can take or know someone who can take that gorgeous cat. Barring that, if you dog has a strong prey drive taking the cat in may be a bad choice though I'm sure someone has acclimated such pets together (though I'd think you may not have that emotional, space, or financial leeway), so if he looks healthy and is not in any obvious distress you can keep him fed/watered through the summer months while it's clement enough while you look at your options.
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Aug 1, 2018 14:56
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Morgan is in my bathroom now because my complex has started rounding up strays and euthing them. Anybody in the DFW area want a really loving cat or know a good shelter? I just picked him tonight so he hasn’t been to the vet but he seems healthy except for some mites in his ear. I got him wet/dry food, a litter box and a couple toys. Am I missing anything?
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Aug 2, 2018 03:46
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No, that's everything a cat needs besides affection, good luck and you're a good person for trying to save a lovely cat like that.
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Aug 2, 2018 15:15
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