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[Phantom K]

(09-05-2011 06:12 AM)oB2Kojjiro Mario Wrote:  While I'd normally advocate taking the poor thing in, you have to remember that it's a stray and it could have rabies.

So you have to be cautious around it and stuff.

Not to mention once you take it in, vets won't want to have anything to do with it unless it can be handled by them. Then there's the massive bill and all that you need to pay just for said vet visit, and then you have a cat for life.

This was the sad reality that prevents me from going near most of the strays in my neighborhood :,(

Taking it in is sadly out of the question, as I have a tonne of cousin's that are allergic to cats (one of which is currently staying at my house right now) and my parents don't want it. I don't think it has rabies though, I mean, I'm no expert on rabies but it doesn't act unusually or aggressively at all.

My brothers were petting it and carrying it around and stuff until my mom told them to stop, and it always rubs up against my leg and follows me around when I'm on the back deck. It's really nice cat