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>pull into my apt. complex late every night (2:00-3:00, 11:00-1:00 recently)
>live on the outskirts of town
>omw home I like to stop by ~1/4 mile out into the forest and smoke
>be pretty paranoid person
>live by this "cat daycare"
It's pretty dope cause I can see it out the window and it's got all these cool ramps and catwalks everywhere.
The thing is one of the cats recently got hurt or really misses its owner or something cause it makes this atrocious screaming noise like it's in pain every night and it wakes me up.
I keep my window open sleeping and I don't mind just closing the window, but I can't help to wonder sometimes if I wake some of the cats up when I park.
The complex is mostly ~50yr olds and I'm 19; there's only smoking in the driveway. Walking by, one of them told me "better put some sunscreen on" so they be under the impression I'm a really active night-person or rich-to-vapidity post-teen. I'm pretty pale and she's one of Very few black people in my city so it could have just been a joke.
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What type of scream is it? Because there is actually a chance it is just in heat.
I have no idea what the rules would be for a place like that, but if they do accept unfixed animals at any time then it is entirely possible they have one in heat trying to get attention.
And you very well might be waking some of them up if they are already skittish/nervous, but generally a relaxed cat sleeps like a log.
If you have any more specific questions I might be able to help more, but this is about the best I can do with what you have said here.
Also, try /an/, they may know more about the cat situation.
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That pic kek.
Had me laughing good. In currently sitting in a waiting room for a psychiatry. Thinking about ending myself. Casual stuff.
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