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Such a tragedy :crying:

Not to be pessimistic, but your best hope now is that someone found her.

I don't mean to be rude or disrespectful for what you guys have done, but when you found Raisin she was a stray. Who's to say that Raisin didn't belong to someone else who lost her, and then you just picked her up, not telling anybody around your area about it, and took her as your own. Now that she's lost and 'stray' then she might be picked up by someone else. What you're feeling now might be the feelings of her previous owner.

I've been checking this thread every day since raisin went missing. Please come back and stop my fear that she really is gone.

Guys you do know she could be at her house. 84% of missing kittens return home on the first week.

Jonathan has said previously that he made sure she did not have an owner.

[QUOTE=Pascall;25641821]Jonathan has said previously that he made sure she did not have an owner.[/QUOTE] How is he sure enough???

No way to really be sure but even if Raisin did have an owner, she was skin and bones when she was found. A kitten of that size could not have survived alone long enough for her physical state to get that bad due to starvation. This means she was either a stray or the owner was a neglectful one.

Pascall is our very own Crazy Cat Lady.

Oh, pascall I haven't been able to talk to the teacher. Haven't seen her all day.

Pascall what kind of food do you recomend me giving my 4 year old cat? [editline]25th October 2010[/editline] It eats pudding and bread.I'm not fucking kidding.

[QUOTE=w0lfeh;25642594]Pascall what kind of food do you recomend me giving my 4 year old cat? [editline]25th October 2010[/editline] It eats pudding and bread.I'm not fucking kidding.[/QUOTE] cat food maybe?

[QUOTE=HybridTheroy;25642704]cat food maybe?[/QUOTE] I asked Pascall, not you :c00lbert:

Try [url]http://www.thecenterforlostpets.com[/url]

[QUOTE=w0lfeh;25642739]I asked Pascall, not you :c00lbert:[/QUOTE] she is outside throwing cats at people right now

[QUOTE=Jobby;25642758]she is outside throwing cats at people right now[/QUOTE] Maybe she took raisin?...:ohdear:

I know like.. jack shit about cats. But it's really just common sense. I'm more of a dog person.

Yeah, she went 900+ miles to get raisin. I like dogs, have a pure bred german shepard in the philippines.

[QUOTE=w0lfeh;25642594]Pascall what kind of food do you recomend me giving my 4 year old cat? [editline]25th October 2010[/editline] It eats pudding and bread.I'm not fucking kidding.[/QUOTE] Uh...Friskies?

[QUOTE=Canuhearme?;25635526]She's been gone for a week.[/QUOTE] One of my rabbits disappeared for about three months and still came back.

Ah, pets, love them or hate them, you're just not allowed to sacrifice them.

[QUOTE=TheSpy;25641909]How is he sure enough???[/QUOTE] He said she was underfed when he found her.

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I hope you find raisin :(

This kind of thing breaks my heart, it really does. I recently lost my cat Hamilton, it was found dead on the road right near my house. I can only imagine what it feels like to not know for sure what happened to them.

[QUOTE=dzonint;25640119]Not to be pessimistic, but your best hope now is that someone found her.[/QUOTE] Truth is you're not being a pessimist, you're being realistic:( The pet stores are far away but I should of got her a collar as soon as I could:geno: [editline]25th October 2010[/editline] [QUOTE=misterv;25641187]I don't mean to be rude or disrespectful for what you guys have done, but when you found Raisin she was a stray. Who's to say that Raisin didn't belong to someone else who lost her, and then you just picked her up, not telling anybody around your area about it, and took her as your own. Now that she's lost and 'stray' then she might be picked up by someone else. What you're feeling now might be the feelings of her previous owner.[/QUOTE] I hope this is the last time I have to say I'm sure she didn't have an owner. And if she did, then they weren't taking care of her at all as shown by the condition I found her in [editline]25th October 2010[/editline] [QUOTE=Pascall;25643068]I know like.. jack shit about cats. But it's really just common sense. I'm more of a dog person.[/QUOTE] Didn't you say you were allergic to cats? [editline]25th October 2010[/editline] [QUOTE=nnoah95;25643998]This kind of thing breaks my heart, it really does. I recently lost my cat Hamilton, it was found dead on the road right near my house. I can only imagine what it feels like to not know for sure what happened to them.[/QUOTE] :cry:It's emotionally painful just to think about losing something so beloved. You get a :love: from me man. You deserve it:(

Yeah I'm slightly allergic. They give me the sniffles. Nothing more than that though.

Lets just hope that raisin, wanting to go have a good life comes back. But if she is really gone, at least you gave her the best weeks of her life and I promise that raisin would never forget you. I feel horrible that there isn't much I can do about it. :saddowns:

[QUOTE=Canuhearme?;25635526]She's been gone for a week.[/QUOTE] A week is nothing. I've had a cat that came back 2 months after it disappeared. It's back was broken, it was nearly dead by starvation, and it just collapsed as I opened the door to let it in. It was still alive though, despite not being able to move 80% of it's body. (It must've been dragging itself home using the front paws) Why the back was broken, we never figured out.. But we had to put him out of his misery, after giving him 12 hours of constant attention.

[QUOTE=paul simon;25651391]A week is nothing. I've had a cat that came back 2 months after it disappeared. It's back was broken, it was nearly dead by starvation, and it just collapsed as I opened the door to let it in. It was still alive though, despite not being able to move 80% of it's body. (It must've been dragging itself home using the front paws) Why the back was broken, we never figured out.. But we had to put him out of his misery, after giving him 12 hours of constant attention.[/QUOTE] Kinda shot your point in the foot, there.