My cats paw got ran over and i have no money to take her to the vet?
Theres really no other choice but to take her to the vet, sorry. If it doesn't get treated correctly, it can cause pain and potentially other problems later on. Most vet clinics/shelters have payment plans... For the time being, just make sure sure has a nice comfy place to lay down, with food and water very near by. Try to keep the place in a small room so she won't try to wonder around on her bad paw, and spend a lot of time with her.
I saw a feral cat. I started to feed it. Today she was rubbing against my legs and let me pet her. What does this mean? Does it mean she likes me ?
Other people have already told you that cats that will rub up against you and allow themselves to be touched are most likely abandoned pets, not actual ferals, and that they would easily become good pets. I’m going to go one step further.This is Gramercy.He was completely feral and lived under a shrubbery for two years. When I finally rescued him, he lived under a chair for two months, coming out only to eat and to spit at me. As you can see here, he’s calmed down, loves to sit on the bed and be with people, and is very affectionate.What I’m telling you is that even a feral cat can become a good companion. The two cats that you’ve described are already quite tame and welcoming of company.If you have literal room in your home, pick them up and take them in. Take them to the vet to be checked out, and have them edited with parts deleted, if it hasn’t already been done. You won’t be sorry, and will have excellent companions for many years.If for some reason you can’t keep them yourselves, consider taking them in for long enough to foster them until you can place them in permanent homes.If you can’t do that, other people have advised TNR. When a stray cat is neutered, generally, a notch is made in one of their ears. In this way, if they’re ever picked up by Animal Control, they know that the animal has been fixed, and they get bumped up on the adoptable line. Even if they’re never picked up, avoiding stray kittens is a very good thing, to put it mildly.Good luck to you and the cats. It sounds like you’ve made a couple of good friends.
I need help with blood removal from car paint.?
Either I had road kill on my tires or my cat killed some bird/squirrel. After eating the animal he had blood on his paws and jumped up on my brand new car leaving blood paw prints. I didn't really notice it until after I went through the car wash and it didn't come off. It took us awhile to figure out what it was until we saw blood in front of where I park my car. Do you know how I can get the blood off without removing paint as well?
Cat got hit by a car, ran away bc it got scared... Chances?
She may be okay, it all depends on how badly she is injured. Put a picture of her on the flyer, your telephone number (if your not often home, put your cell number), your address and the name that she answers to, you should add that she is injured and needs medical attention. Also call your local animal control and report her missing, and fax fliers to local vets offices and other animal related businesses. Your best bet though, is to speak with your neighbors frequently. Most people see a cat and don't think twice about it. If you speak with them and they are aware that your cat is missing, they tend to keep more of an eye out for it.. And please, keep your kitty indoors when you do find her, its not safe out there for her! If you have her spayed, she will most likely not be interested in the outdoors at all.