So I have been having a stray cat come around and hang with me

>>2315549
Probably, unless it's dead. Also how do you even know it's a stray and not an (((outdoor cat)))?

It's the weekend and that's somebody's cat

>>2315569
>>2315572
>leave shit lying around outside for days
>still claiming ownership
That's nobodys cat, op, as evidenced by the fact that it's wandering freely in excess of a week

>>2315572
I don't think it's someone's cat because it's fur is all matted and it has fleas, plus I have seen it in the woods were all the strays are

>>2315549
It'll be back. Even if it's not a stray the owners aren't likely to miss it if they let its fur get matted. Just be sure to feed it when you see it again and you'll be stuck with it.

>>2315549
Did you buy a cat carrier? Once/if it comes back it's a good idea to take him to the vet

>>2315661
Yeah I had one because I have been catching strays and getting them spayed/neutered

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Alright, well she came inside tonight, but seems kind of weirded out and just keeps looking out the window. I'm gonna take her tomorrow to get spayed and check for a micro chip, is it shifty to take strays in? I feel like she really wants to leave and I don't want to keep her trapped in my place

>>2315990
If she lived her whole life outdoors then its a little obvious that she is longing for that. You can give it plenty attention so it can grow confidence. I've never taken in a grown cat but I think this one might not treat your house as its new lair yet. Ask this kind of stuff to the vet... I think it will require extra attention to make it attached to you.

>>2315990
>is it shifty
M8 u can bring a bowl of chicken soup to the vet and they'll take a look if you're willing to pay