My Colleague’s Neighbour’s Whiney Cat
November 10th 2008 21:00
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He says one of his neighbours owns the cat. The problem is the neighbour works all day and doesn’t spend much time with it. She also lets it out every day so the cat goes around the building, miaowing outside every unit until someone opens up the door and feeds it. My colleague says the cat has two injured spots on its back so it’s obviously in need of veterinary attention. He is reluctant to continue feeding the cat in case it starts making a habit of miaowing outside his door all the time. I can’t blame him for feeling this way, although I’d gladly trade places with him. Give me a screaming cat over loud music any day!
My colleague is thinking of speaking to his neighbour about her cat. I said she’s lucky no one has reported her to the RSPCA.
When I was in the building I used to live in, I used to hear what I thought was a newborn baby crying every night. It was loud and seemed to be coming from outside. It wasn’t until I told my best friend Andrea – who used to have several cats that delivered babies of their own – that I found out it was actually the mating cry of a female cat. I felt so naïve when Andrea told me this. How was I supposed to know this?
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