Alright guys, I hope I don't have to resort to calling in some favors. Here goes.

My cat had kittens back in november and I fell in love with one of them, a little guy who I named Henry. I really didn't want to part with him once it was time for him to go, but couldn't keep him because we already have three cats in a tiny ass apartment. So I gave him to someone reletively close to me in hopes of being able to see him when I want and watch him grow up and know he's taken care of.

The problem is that I am afraid he may not be being taken care of. I made the stupid descision of giving him to someone who I know has a drinking problem and makes alot of rash descisions. She has also abandoned cats in the past that she didn't get along with....It's happened twice that I know of and I really thought she had changed for the better but I was wrong. I gave him to this person because, like I said, they are fairly close to me and I see them on a regular basis. It might have been a selfish descision but i thought it was the right descision at the time. I received a phone call last night from the person saying that I either had to pick him up or she was taking him to the SPCA. I really can't let that happen to the little guy and I am in no place to take on the responsibility (let alone the shit I will catch from my roommates) of another cat.

He's a really awesome little cat, born in mid-november. He's in really good health, no fleas or worms or anything, and he's had his first round of boosters. He has an appointment to be neutered on April 8th and I am more than willing to pay for the procedure for whoever adopts him. He's a tremendously sweet, intelligent little animal and I can't stand the possibility of him spending the rest of his miserable little life in a cage until he is killed because people only want to adopt 6 week old kittens.

The reason the person doesn't want him is because he "bit" them. Playfully. Keep in mind that he is a YOUNG cat. 3 months....maybe 4 or 5 years old in "people" years. He is rambunctious but like I said, he is YOUNG. He is simply energetic and playful, like most kittens his age should be. When he is not being curious and playful and energetic (again, something HEALTHY for a cat his age) he is a really sweet, intelligent, friendly little guy. He will undoubtedly calm down when he gets a little older, especially since he is being Neutered very soon. The other thing I would like to mention is that I have not spoken to this person yet today and they may have, by this point, decided to keep him. Like I said, this person has a habit of being a bit irrational. I don't really care, because this has alerted me to the fact that they are in no shape to be responsible for a cat. I'm taking him home with me today, regardless of if they want to keep him.

If anyone is interested, PLEASE let me know.


P.s.....Why am I always writing about cats in my blog? I'm not some crazy ass cat lady, I swear!