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Conference misery::feline_v1

Title:Meower Power is Valuing Differences
Notice:FELINE_V1 is moving 1/11/94 5pm PST to MISERY
Moderator:MISERY::VANZUYLEN_RO
Created:Sun Feb 09 1986
Last Modified:Tue Jan 11 1994
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5089
Total number of notes:60366

4007.0. "FOUND: BLACK KITTY IN NO. NASHUA" by CLT::KOBAL::CJOHNSON (Eat, drink and see Jerry!) Thu Sep 20 1990 16:21

    
    
    HI,
    
    I found a kitty, well actually, it found me, by my apartment.
    I live on Orange St. which is off of Concord St. in North
    Nashua, NH.
    
    He/She is a beautiful jet black kitten, I'd say about 3-4 mos
    old.  He/She had a clear colored flea collar on.  He/She is
    long haired and has a fluffy black tail.  He/She has a very shiny
    coat and clear dark eyes.  I saw this poor kitten running down
    Orange street going into the traffic at 8:00am yesterday
    morning (Wednesday, Sept. 19th).  The kitten greeted me at
    6:00pm at my front door.  I have two cats and I couldn't bring
    the poor kitty in because it didn't know if it had leukemia,
    which is very catcy.  I let it in the porch and I fed it and
    gave it some water.  I know that the kitten has an owner because
    of the flea collar.
    
    This morning, I could not find the kitten but it was sleeping
    underneath my porch last nite.  It might have found it's way
    home, I'm not sure.  If my husband comes home from work tonite
    and he find the kitten, he's going to bring it to the Humane
    Society in NAshua because we'd hate to see the poor kitty
    get hit by a car.  We live in a very high volume of traffic
    area.
    
    If you lost a black kitty or know someone who did and it was
    in the north end of Nashua, PLEASE send me mail.
    
    PARFUM::CJOHNSON
    
    Thanks!
    Chris_Callie_Tigger
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4007.1Try checking around areaDEMON::MURPHYFri Sep 21 1990 12:1651
Chris, have you asked around the neighborhood to see if someone lost the 
kitty?  Post some notices on posts and trees giving desription of the 
kitty and a # to call (yours or the humane society's).  I know the 
shelters are overflowing with kitties right now.

Sounds from your description that the kitty had been well cared for by 
someone and may just have gotten out on them accidentally.

Good luck and keep us posted!

Pat

     <<< Note 4007.0 by CLT::KOBAL::CJOHNSON "Eat, drink and see Jerry!" >>>
                     -< FOUND: BLACK KITTY IN NO. NASHUA >-

    
    
    HI,
    
    I found a kitty, well actually, it found me, by my apartment.
    I live on Orange St. which is off of Concord St. in North
    Nashua, NH.
    
    He/She is a beautiful jet black kitten, I'd say about 3-4 mos
    old.  He/She had a clear colored flea collar on.  He/She is
    long haired and has a fluffy black tail.  He/She has a very shiny
    coat and clear dark eyes.  I saw this poor kitten running down
    Orange street going into the traffic at 8:00am yesterday
    morning (Wednesday, Sept. 19th).  The kitten greeted me at
    6:00pm at my front door.  I have two cats and I couldn't bring
    the poor kitty in because it didn't know if it had leukemia,
    which is very catcy.  I let it in the porch and I fed it and
    gave it some water.  I know that the kitten has an owner because
    of the flea collar.
    
    This morning, I could not find the kitten but it was sleeping
    underneath my porch last nite.  It might have found it's way
    home, I'm not sure.  If my husband comes home from work tonite
    and he find the kitten, he's going to bring it to the Humane
    Society in NAshua because we'd hate to see the poor kitty
    get hit by a car.  We live in a very high volume of traffic
    area.
    
    If you lost a black kitty or know someone who did and it was
    in the north end of Nashua, PLEASE send me mail.
    
    PARFUM::CJOHNSON
    
    Thanks!
    Chris_Callie_Tigger

4007.2WILLEE::MERRITTFri Sep 21 1990 12:4610
    If you don't mind spending a little money...put a "found Kitty"
    ad in the paper.  We found two cats last spring (within a month
    of each other)..put ads in the paper...and found the owners.  The
    kitties had just strolled too far away and it was a very happy
    reunion.   Or atleast look in the paper every night to see if 
    anyone has put an ad in about a lost kitty.
    
    Good luck..
    
    Sandy
4007.3Take some time to find owners BEFORE the SPCABOOVX1::MANDILEFri Sep 21 1990 15:198
    Contact the local animal control officer, the Police
    Dept., and the local vets in your area, too.  It
    seems to me that with a collar on, it belongs to
    someone, and they may have reported its loss, or
    the local vets may remember having a new black kitten
    come in recently for vaccinations or whatever....
    
    L-
4007.4Found Ads "Free"DEMON::MURPHYFri Sep 21 1990 16:0216
Re. placing "Found" ad in local paper(s), I've found from past 
experience that the newspapers put a "found" ad in "free of charge" 
usually running 2 to 3 days.

                     <<< Note 4007.3 by BOOVX1::MANDILE >>>
               -< Take some time to find owners BEFORE the SPCA >-

    Contact the local animal control officer, the Police
    Dept., and the local vets in your area, too.  It
    seems to me that with a collar on, it belongs to
    someone, and they may have reported its loss, or
    the local vets may remember having a new black kitten
    come in recently for vaccinations or whatever....
    
    L-

4007.5Free Ad - that's greatWILLEE::MERRITTFri Sep 21 1990 16:1112
    "Found Ads Free"....not where I live.  We paid about $13 to have
    the ad run for three nights.   I think that is really nice that
    your paper does this....because I know there are many people out
    there that wouldn't spend the money on a cat which is not theirs.
    
    My logic is....put the Ad in to find the owner...because if I didn't
    find the owner... I would probably end up keeping the kitty which 
    would be more costly in the long run.
                                     
    Sandy
    
    
4007.6CRUISE::NDCPutiput Scottish Folds - DTN: 297-2313Mon Sep 24 1990 12:226
    One word of advice.  Withhold some piece of identifying information
    on the cat so that you can verify that you've really found this 
    cat's human.
    
    Good luck and thanks for caring.
      Nancy DC
4007.7DEMON::MURPHYWed Sep 26 1990 16:5121
.5  Not only that, but one of the local papers who ran the ad free for 
    me called me after the 3 days were up to ask if the cat's owners 
    claimed him yet.  When I told them "No!" They printed it another 3
    days for me "free".  Unfortunately, the cat I took in was (as I
    suspected) abandoned which is why I still have him.  It will be a
    year in October.

.6  I agree, Nancy, and did just that.  I did get calls on him from the
    ads but when they described their lost cats they didn't match
    Midnight's description.  

Pat
   <<< Note 4007.6 by CRUISE::NDC "Putiput Scottish Folds - DTN: 297-2313" >>>

    One word of advice.  Withhold some piece of identifying information
    on the cat so that you can verify that you've really found this 
    cat's human.
    
    Good luck and thanks for caring.
      Nancy DC