Anonymous
Post 03/25/2020 22:44     Subject: Neighbor acting like my cat is hers
Our cat goes out on walkabout for several hours (daytime only) and I have no idea where she goes. She loves people. Our next door neighbor's cat used to hang out on our porch waiting for us to pet her, and I loved that. She was so sweet. (She moved; I miss her.) cats do this. Just roll with it.
Anonymous
Post 03/22/2020 09:59     Subject: Re:Neighbor acting like my cat is hers
Let the cat decides who will win.
Anonymous
Post 03/22/2020 09:50     Subject: Neighbor acting like my cat is hers
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:OMG is her Mom the poster of the other thread?! The one where her adult daughter with UC was living at home and not working enough!

That would be awesome! What a small, dcum world if it is true!


The op of THIS thread is a troll. Why would she mention that the daughter has UC? She's just playing off the other thread.
Anonymous
Post 03/22/2020 09:49     Subject: Neighbor acting like my cat is hers
Your cat like your neighbor better than you. Just give it away.
Anonymous
Post 03/22/2020 09:29     Subject: Re:Neighbor acting like my cat is hers
Unless you live out in the country, allowing a cat to roam is completely irresponsible.
Anonymous
Post 03/22/2020 09:26     Subject: Re:Neighbor acting like my cat is hers
Anonymous wrote:Just let her play with the kitty and don’t pay much attention to it. Most probably she doesn’t have any friends or a boyfriend with whom she can hang out or have fun. Can you imagine how desperate she is that at 34 years old she plays with the neighbor’s cat? In case you are jealous and think that your cat will love her more than you, then you should think of how to keep her home. One interesting way is a cat fountain tool from petsquick.com. It not only encourages the cat to drink more water, but to keep her/him at home and not to walk away. Finally, you will kill two rabbits with one stone.
Will a cat love a fountain that much that it will keep it at home? It is not a toy to get its attention, it's just a water container
Anonymous
Post 03/20/2020 15:41     Subject: Neighbor acting like my cat is hers
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I would never keep a cat indoors. I did as a kid. Had an indoor cat but I no longer agree that it's ideal. However Op, that is the only way to keep the cat to yourself. Otherwise the cat is free to love whomever they wish.
I wouldn't keep a cat indoors either. If keeping a cat indoors becomes a law then I'd sooner not have one.


Depending of where you live, it may already be law.

Sorry OP, once you let the cat out, it's fair game for it to take up with anyone it wants. Sometimes they decide to change owners.
That's another reason why cats suck.


Cats do not suck. If someone gave you food wouldnt you love them too?