View Full Version : *Home possibly needed*
NotaGoth
11th August 2006, 12:14
Very gorgeous cat, light ginger ears, face, and tail, rest of body is white, blue eyes. Male, that hasn't been nuetered, and at an approximate guess we would say he is about 6 months old. Extremely friendly, to the point he has decided to claim us as his family. Refused to feed him, and continually wet him with the hose everytime he came to the back door, but he's still a very determined little guy.
We live in a very rural area and mum has been ringing around and stopping in at peoples houses trying to find the owner of the cat, but sadly we have "still" had no success in finding his actual owner.
The SPCA has been called, and they have asked us not to bring the cat in as they have no room left for anymore animals.
I have to admit I'm getting a soft spot for him, but really can't end up with a fourth cat. If anyone is interested in taking him on please send me a PM, if we can't find the owners within the next few days he's going to need a new home, which I don't think I can offer him, it would be appreciated if someone else can.
I apologize if this is in the wrong forum, if need be could someone please shift it to where is appropriate.
*kittie*
Sniper
11th August 2006, 12:52
If you can fit him in a courier bag, I'll take him
Karma
11th August 2006, 12:56
Lets just say... thoretically, we were thinking of making pies... how many pies, thoretical pies that is, would this cat make?
WRT
11th August 2006, 13:25
What sort of pies are you (theoretically) talking about? Makes a big difference. If you are talking "Gourmet" pies, then by the time you have skinned and gutted it, you're probably only looking at one, maybe two.
On the other hand, if you are talking your average one dollar fiddy maggot pack from a shell station style pie its a whole other ball game. Just keep feeding jelly meat in one end to get ready processed pie filler back out of the other end in production line quantities.
After all, it seems to work for Big Ben.
Postie
11th August 2006, 13:27
What sort of pies are you (theoretically) talking about? Makes a big difference. If you are talking "Gourmet" pies, then by the time you have skinned and gutted it, you're probably only looking at one, maybe two.
On the other hand, if you are talking your average one dollar fiddy maggot pack from a shell station style pie its a whole other ball game. Just keep feeding jelly meat in one end to get ready processed pie filler back out of the other end in production line quantities.
After all, it seems to work for Big Ben.
thats no way to talk about Dover
WRT
11th August 2006, 13:31
LOL - So, you know Dover as "Big" Ben eh?
Postie
11th August 2006, 13:33
LOL - So, you know Dover as "Big" Ben eh?
ah ha Touché
WRT
11th August 2006, 13:34
Anyway, back to Kitties pussy.
NotaGoth
11th August 2006, 13:34
Theoretically speaking, if the cat was to go into "pies" the cat wouldn't make enough "pies" to ease Weasels hunger, so theres no point putting him in a pie.
On a more serious note..... Good home still needed. ;)
jrandom
11th August 2006, 13:57
Spare cat?
Whee! Target practise!
Firefight
11th August 2006, 13:59
Spare cat?
Whee! Target practise!
Nice to see you back again man.
F/F
Dooly
11th August 2006, 14:02
I'd have him, but the logistics of getting him here would be a hassle I'd say.
NotaGoth
11th August 2006, 14:02
Spare cat?
Whee! Target practise!
You wouldn't dare. Remember I know where you work now. :nono:
Karma
11th August 2006, 14:21
What sort of pies are you (theoretically) talking about? Makes a big difference. If you are talking "Gourmet" pies, then by the time you have skinned and gutted it, you're probably only looking at one, maybe two.
On the other hand, if you are talking your average one dollar fiddy maggot pack from a shell station style pie its a whole other ball game. Just keep feeding jelly meat in one end to get ready processed pie filler back out of the other end in production line quantities.
Well first you'd have to shave it, nothing worse than finding a hair in your pie.
Then perhaps you could add some other cheaper incredients and flavourings... IE... Cat Curry Pie, Cat and Cheese pie...
Hmm... perhaps an excursion to the SPCA is in order.
Finn
11th August 2006, 14:24
Kittie, if you get stuck let me know. Nothing a shovel can't fix.
NotaGoth
11th August 2006, 14:40
Urgh........
The Pastor
11th August 2006, 14:43
Kittie - send it to
38 agincourt street
Glenfield auckland
There is a propper way of sending animals via post. (I think)
Promise to take good care of it.
nodrog
11th August 2006, 14:48
There is a propper way of sending animals via post.
yeah, those bubblewrap bags, and heaps of clingwrap, heeeeecsh!
The Pastor
11th August 2006, 14:49
No i think they have an animal courrier, becuase you can get the dog breaders to ship there dogs all over the world....
just a note kittie, is the cat toilet trained and wormed?
NotaGoth
11th August 2006, 14:57
Kittie - send it to
38 agincourt street
Glenfield auckland
There is a propper way of sending animals via post. (I think)
Promise to take good care of it.
We just found out someone moved in down the road not long ago and are renting the place, after mums spoken to them to check its not their cat I'll get back to you over it if you're being serious.
NotaGoth
11th August 2006, 15:03
No i think they have an animal courrier, becuase you can get the dog breaders to ship there dogs all over the world....
just a note kittie, is the cat toilet trained and wormed?
Yeah they have proper courier available for animals. I know cause I tried sorting some one once to get a kingfisher to the bird recovery in Whangarei.
As mentioned in first post, the cats just out of the blue turned up here at our house, so its not our cat, still unsure as to who owns it and having alot of difficulty tracking down the actual owner.
I wouldn't know if the cat is toilet trained as it has not been allowed in our house, mums rules as we also don't know if its been vaccinated, or wormed, and rather not have it around our other cats at the moment. I've been outside playing with him and stuff, and theres no sign of fleas, or ringworm. He still has his........Man bits so after an assumption as to what age he'll be he is more than likely due to have that done.
If you're still keen I'll find out whats happening with him and wether or not mum has found his owner or not tonight when I get home from work.
Lias
11th August 2006, 15:13
I'm always willing to give a nice bit of pussy a free home in my bed, but unfortunaly I'm allergic to cats so you'll have to keep that.
NC
13th August 2006, 17:56
Another Free Cat
WINJA
13th August 2006, 18:12
My Mrs Said That Cat Looks Delecious , If You Give It To Her She'll Cook It And Give You Half Back , She Can Marinate That And Slow Cook It Mmmmmmmm , Have You Ever Seen That Red Pork In The Chinese Shops We'll It Aint All Pork
NC
13th August 2006, 18:15
My Mrs Said That Cat Looks Delecious , If You Give It To Her She'll Cook It And Give You Half Back , She Can Marinate That And Slow Cook It Mmmmmmmm , Have You Ever Seen That Red Pork In The Chinese Shops We'll It Aint All Pork
It would make a nice warm blanket too.:sunny:
Scouse
13th August 2006, 18:21
Kittie - send it to
38 agincourt street
Glenfield auckland
There is a propper way of sending animals via post. (I think)
Promise to take good care of it.Ha you cant even take good care of your motorcycle I can see it now Errr tyre or cat food hmmm cat food or tyre lets flip a coin to see wether kitty gets to eat or I get to go for a snails pace ride around Coromandle
WINJA
13th August 2006, 18:53
Ha you cant even take good care of your motorcycle I can see it now Errr tyre or cat food hmmm cat food or tyre lets flip a coin to see wether kitty gets to eat or I get to go for a snails pace ride around Coromandle
HE COULD JUST JERK OFF IN THE KITCHEN EVERY MORNING AND LET THE CAT CLEAN UP THE MESS , THAT WAY HES DOING 3 TASKS AT ONCE
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