Title: | Meower Power - Where Differing Opinions are Respected |
Notice: | purrrrr... |
Moderator: | JULIET::CORDES_JA |
Created: | Wed Nov 13 1991 |
Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 1079 |
Total number of notes: | 28858 |
Sigh...I hate posting notes like this. Tonite on my way home from Salem to Nashua, I took Rte 111. Right on Rte 111 in Hudson, a little less than a quarter mile up from the 7-eleven I saw a long haired kitty in the road. So I went over the bridge, turned around and went back to move her cuz everyone just kept going by and I knew some &(^%^%$& would run over her again on purpose. I pulled up in front of her, flipped on my hazards and knocked on the door of the house she was in front of. The guy didn't know who she belonged to, but was saddened like me and offered to call animal control for me. So I moved the poor baby onto the sidewalk. She had to have just been hit as she was still warme. She was a long haired cat, I'd guess a couple years old at least. She was white and either gray or gray tabby (it was kind of hard to tell in the light). On top of the dismay of this, to me it appeared she may be a new momma cat. I've never seen a momma cat after have given birth so I'm not sure but she had one nippled that was very protruded (but it didn't look pink) and it looked like the fur around it was matted down a little (like from baby kitty saliva). God, I hope I'm wrong. The thought of babies being out there without their momma...... =( If anyone in the Hudson NH area, near 111 knows anyone with a cat with this description that's missing, please let them know. I don't know if the man I talked to was going to call the Hudson Humane Society (if there is still one) or the one in Nashua. JJ
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547.1 | Sniff. | BPSOF::EGYED | Per aspera ad astra | Tue Jun 08 1993 07:45 | 1 |
547.2 | Sniff Sniff | NETWKS::GASKELL | Tue Jun 08 1993 09:07 | 8 | |
There is a good chance that, if there were only one nipple distended, that it was a result of the accident and the matting might be either fluid or blood. This is the awful thing about kitties -- it's so hard to do anything for them if you don't know their circumstances or whereabouts. Thanks for taking the time to save an owner from having to find their kitty smashed up in the road. That was very kind of you. | |||||
547.3 | Large cat??? | AIMHI::SJOHNSON | Tue Jun 08 1993 10:34 | 11 | |
Was the cat on the large size? Are you sure that it was a female? It sounds like it was - but I'm missing a large, gray w/ white, kinda tiger striped (very vague) male cat. He's been missing from Merrimack NH since last Wednesday. The reason I'm replying to this Hudson ad is that there is a house for sale next door w/ a lot of activity & I'm thinking that maybe he may have gotten into someone's car & is now lost. Thanks in advance, Sonia | |||||
547.4 | GOOEY::JUDY | Shot through the heart | Tue Jun 08 1993 11:24 | 11 | |
.3 was answered offline. re: .2 Well I only saw one nipple and I didn't really move her around a lot to look at any others. sigh. | |||||
547.5 | If it was my cat, I would thank you... | ISLNDS::FALLON | Tue Jun 08 1993 12:02 | 2 | |
A very sad thing, but a very nice thing that you did.... Karen | |||||
547.6 | GOOEY::JUDY | Shot through the heart | Tue Jun 08 1993 13:14 | 8 | |
I'm usually pretty squeamish about stuff like this too. But I thought "what if it's still alive", so that's why I turned around. Unfortunately, it wasn't. poor baby. |