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I have a problem and if anyone could please advise me, I would be so grateful. I have caught four cats already in my trap- three babies and one young tom. The young tom is already at my vet's and the babies will be joining him there shortly. The problem is- is that one of the cats ( the...

Prayers to you, Chip, and also to your wonderful human who loves you so much. You two will meet again.

Can we have some pics, please? :)

Can you put out a live trap for her? If you don't have one, can you borrow one? Have you tried calling her name? My guess is that she is not far from where you left her, but it is going to take time, on your part, to find her. You might have to sit out there for hours. I honestly have never...

I am so happy! This is indeed good news and I am so grateful that you shared it with us. Please keep some antibotics on hand to help you through a weekend scare.

msb88- please respond soon. We are concerned about both of you.

That is the thing- we don't know what kind of cat will turn up at a dumpster I stated earlier that I found two purebred Siamese kittens this last summer at the local dumpster, one was a seal point, and the other was a flame point. If only they could talk. :)

What a miracle. Thank you for helping her.

Oh, I am so sorry. She probably bolted out a door when her owners were either leaving or coming in. :( Your guy is a true survivor and very lucky to have met you.

You would be surprise at what kind of cat one can find at a dumpster. I just found two purebred Siamese kittens myself last summer at a dumpster.

Well, he grew into those size 13 shoes , didn't he? What a unique kitty.

OMG!- he is one big boy. What a stunning looking cat! Are you sure he doesn't have some bobcat in him? :) I know he is not the run of the mill tabby kitty.

"Cheer at the game, walk loud" Yep, that ought to do it. Because if there is anything that cats love the most- its noise.

This is the part that is very frustrating- when the OP vanishes and we are left guessing. .Prayers to her little buddy.

Have you brought this up to the people, or shelter. that you adopted him from to see if they experienced the same problem? They would be in the best position to know this cat's history and they could also give you some suggestions.