A few days ago I was walking back to work from lunch and I heard a kitten screaming. After some looking I spotted it under one of the cars in the parking lot. It was terrified and panting. This is a busy parking lot with cars and delivery trucks constantly zooming by. It took over a half an hour of me rolling around on the asphalt to finally get a hold of this little baby. When I finally did, he literally collapsed in my arms. I think it was from pure exhaustion. He was covered in fleas and very skinny. I'm guessing around 10 weeks old. As I carried him in to work I was stopped by a lady who works nearby who wanted to pet him. When I recounted his story she immediately said she would clock out from work and take him home. I talked to her the next day to ask how he was doing. She said he is doing well and has him in isolation because of her other cat. She seems like a very nice caring person who is knowledgeable about cats. The problem is I can't stop worrying about him. I turned him over to someone that I know nothing about. I feel very guilty over this. There is nothing in her words that threw up any red flags or anything, I just wish I would have found out a little more about her before I handed him over. I knew I could't keep him (we have 8 already), I was planning on leaving work and taking him to a shelter so when she offered to take him it felt like she was a godsend. I know he is better off in a home than a parking lot, but I want him to have a GOOD home. I guess it's pointless now, she's got him. She did say he will be an indoor only cat so that makes me a little happier. I guess this post is just a reminder to others to try and fully vet a person before you hand over a baby. It may help to stop the constant worry I am dealing with now.