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WhiteTara

(30,139 posts)

10. I doubt the cat would jump

Reply to wryter2000 (Reply #6)

Sat Nov 27, 2021, 06:26 PM

Nov 2021

and a harness is a great idea. Get one of those leashes that stretch out. Cats adjust to most situations. I think the solution is to give them lots of good food and pets.

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Taking a feral cat to an apartment [View all] wryter2000 Nov 2021 OP

I know very little about cats bucolic_frolic Nov 2021 #1

Either you take that kitty or abandon it jpak Nov 2021 #2

I don't understand your reaction wryter2000 Nov 2021 #5

Wtf was that for? ShazzieB Nov 2021 #13

I once had a feral kitten who I tamed. She tolerated a harness Arkansas Granny Nov 2021 #3

I took 2 cats that had been independent, semi-feral for 12 years sinkingfeeling Nov 2021 #4

I wouldn't keep him on the balcony wryter2000 Nov 2021 #6

I doubt the cat would jump WhiteTara Nov 2021 #10

How about a catio? FuzzyRabbit Nov 2021 #7

That's wonderful! wryter2000 Nov 2021 #8

Son and DIL have 3 cats Freddie Nov 2021 #14

Feral cat MoonlightHillFarm Nov 2021 #9

I bet your kitty will come around wryter2000 Nov 2021 #17

Me feral cat MoonlightHillFarm Dec 2021 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author Naio Nov 2021 #11

Crystal litter drmeow Nov 2021 #12

Why can't you take both cats? hamsterjill Nov 2021 #15

Thank you wryter2000 Nov 2021 #16