Recent Content by heidi bedwani

I'm 39.

I can't agree with you more. It's my family. I'm afraid they'd return her as soon as I get her back. The journey alone is a killer, for me and the cat.

Hello again, I just visited my cat today. She has a litter of three adorable kittens. If, for any reason, I decide to take her and her litter back home, is there any way I could inadvertently harm the kittens? Would their mother leave them once their scent has been muffled by my hand or...

I personally believe being in the garden is better for her than being shunned and locked in a bedroom.

To take her back, I ride three minibuses. I don't think a cardboard box is practical. Also, I have used backpacks but she simply would not fit in. The ride is aggravating for her in this heat. She pants a lot and yowls.

The carrier in which I carry her has been locked away by my stupid parents,

My family locked her carrier.

I turned her back. It's very difficult with this family of mine. No shelter wants to take her.

I brought her back but for some reason I think the garden was better for her...

I get your point. I'll try my best.

I think cats have a vocation to live their lives as fully as we humans do.

I'll see if I could return her this Saturday. I don't think I could abort the kittens. And I'm against spaying. I could quarantine her until she's one year old.

Is it true that having a litter at this age could stunt her growth?

She is already pot-bellied, I think in the first stages of pregnancy. How can spaying end that?

She is pregnant at the moment.