Well, I guess she knew where to come.
I was sitting in the office when I heard piteous crying. I ran to the living room to check on Olive (as Nox is still at the vet's), but Olive was sitting there perplexed.
There was a five month old (I think) kitten at the back door, crying her little heart out. I opened the door and she ran right in from the rain. I have her in the office right now (good thing we still have two litters, bowls, etc).
She's got white paws and is gray with black spots. She is SUPER friendly. A total face molester. Obviously someone's pet.
I called the leasing office, and no one has reported a missing pet. I called the MD rescue and MDSPCA to report a found kitty. We're going to house her for about a week to see what turns up. Also take her to Dr. Zumpano to see if she's chipped-- she has no ID on her except a flea collar.
After that? I guess we try to find her a home, and if that doesn't work out, we take her to BARCS.
Poor little baby. At least she knew where to come.
ETA: Until we find her owners/new home, I'll be calling her Mim. Miss Mim, very fitting.
There was a five month old (I think) kitten at the back door, crying her little heart out. I opened the door and she ran right in from the rain. I have her in the office right now (good thing we still have two litters, bowls, etc).
She's got white paws and is gray with black spots. She is SUPER friendly. A total face molester. Obviously someone's pet.
I called the leasing office, and no one has reported a missing pet. I called the MD rescue and MDSPCA to report a found kitty. We're going to house her for about a week to see what turns up. Also take her to Dr. Zumpano to see if she's chipped-- she has no ID on her except a flea collar.
After that? I guess we try to find her a home, and if that doesn't work out, we take her to BARCS.
Poor little baby. At least she knew where to come.
ETA: Until we find her owners/new home, I'll be calling her Mim. Miss Mim, very fitting.