A New House-Guest?

As I was doing my work in the room this morning, I sensed movements outside in the living room…

I thought it was Mr G, but no…

�Hello there, and you are….?

�Why, it’s Ten. This is the neighbour’s pride and joy, the one who hid in my roof gutter for 2 days until they got Indon workers to climb onto my roof to get him back.

�I gave him some food when he went into the kitchen, but he politely declined.

�He came as close as he could to the grille, as though asking to come in.

Then, he sat on the dining table.

I was told that this neighbour’s house is FULL of cats and tiny kittens. Her cats are all un-neutered, hence, they keep reproducing. I advised her to get her cats neutered, but said her husband would not allow it (from a religious point of view).

I think because there are too many, her cats roam out. Unfortunately, some go to her other neighbour and that’s a cat-hater. She said they were poisoned. Poor cats.

The problem can be solved if she got her cats neutered.

She told me Mr G’s parents belong to her and they are still reproducing.

Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2012/05/03/a-new-house-guest/

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