We've been down this road before. At our farm in Florida years ago we ended up with about 13 cats. They were really wild and catching them to neuter them all made us uneasy about trying that again. They all lived to ripe old ages but stayed wild and never forgave us! But, Luna cooperated, readily taking her meals in the pet carrier we put outside the shop.
This week, Steve rigged a spring loaded closure for the door, and voila! Luna was whisked to the vet for shots, spaying, worming and antibiotics for a wound on her hip.
$200 later, she is back home. We decided to put her in the studio until she recovered a bit more. But, now she is letting me pet her and even pick her up so...maybe she's the new studio cat!
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It's wonderful that you did that, Deborah! How old is she? Maybe you can tame her. She is very pretty!
Hi Linda. We aren't sure but we think about six months. she is quite social and likes having her head scratched, so so far so good!
Luna is one lucky kitty to have been taken under your wing! She looks so sweet.
Lucky Luna - you have a big heart Deborah!
God bless you for taking this little kitty to the vet. She already looks like a great studio cat.
Congratulation for the new studio mate. It's always good to have one who can listen with no "real" answer... sometimes O;-)
Happiness for everyone!
Luna is a beautiful name for a beautiful and lucky cat (although I'm sure she considers you the lucky ones). Our beloved cat was feral and the SPCA told us she'd never be a lap-cat. Ha! They sure got that wrong!
How lovely to hear about Luna, thank you for taking care of her. Ulrike has a studio assistant too called Boedi the cat!
Luna looks completely at home and comfortable in her new digs!
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