I was wondering how many cats end up in shelter for the sole reason of inappropriate elimination/spraying?
I was out at our local Humane society yesterday dropping off some items for the animals there and got to thinking about that particular issue. I have heard stories of people adopting cats from shelters that had terrible problems with either inappropriate urination or spraying.
I am not in the market for another cat/kitten or dog/puppy
, but, if I ever did consider getting another cat, if I couldn't get another British shorthair, I would consider a shelter cat. Would this be something to be majorly concerned about? Again, not looking for a kitty now, but, this is something I've wondered about for awhile.
Cindy W.
I was out at our local Humane society yesterday dropping off some items for the animals there and got to thinking about that particular issue. I have heard stories of people adopting cats from shelters that had terrible problems with either inappropriate urination or spraying.
I am not in the market for another cat/kitten or dog/puppy
Cindy W.