'We have a makeshift shelter under our front porch for him. If we can’t find him a home we will probably get him a heated nice shelter': Cat owners can't take in stray cat coming to their door, but work extra hard to find him a furrever home

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    The first two days of him being back were pretty normal other than not really letting me pet him.
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    Now he's started a new thing where when I come outside sometimes, he hisses at me and
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    then meows. Sometimes repeating it several times. He's never made a sound before other
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    than when I trapped him and all he did was hiss and a very quiet growl.
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    He also peed on the fish toy this morning for some reason. He pooped in our yard yesterday and
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    I went to check it and it's formed, but kind of loose. Definitely bringing that up next week when
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    we take him to the humane society. He will probably need some deworming.
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    His limp is better, but still there. The eye discharge went away though.
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    We are giving him food, treats, and fresh water every day. He loves churus, but we haven't found a wet food he will eat yet.
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    We have a makeshift shelter under our front porch for him and I think he uses it. If we can't find
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    him a home we will probably get him a heated nice shelter.
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    The rescue can fit him in 1-3 months, so I'm on the waitlist for that. After the TNR, I will work on
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    finding him a home myself. We've gone back and forth with keeping him, but I think I've decided it would be too stressful on our
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    cats. Sage (our one year old) finished FIP treatment a few months ago and it's very important that we keep her stress
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    levels down. Our 6 yo male (basil) is not a huge fan of other cats and I don't think he'd do well with another male tbh.
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    I think he could adapt to a home as he has let me pet him and he gets close to me. It would take a lot of time and patience to turn him into a house cat though.
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    wizzerstinker Lady, you are my hero! You have the patience of a Saint! Your post is what I look for as soon as I check my reddit
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    feed. I know you aren't asking for advice but I do have a suggestion for the wet food. Try putting about
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    a teaspoon of salmon oil on the food (dry food also). It's healthy for their skin and coats and also their digestive system. My one cat
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    won't eat any wet food and as soon as I did this she started turning her nose up to her dry food unless I put
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    it on that too. It's pretty cheap and you only have to do it 2x a week. He might get the runs a little at first
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    but it kinda acts like a metamucil and will firm up. Bonus pic of my dumpster kitty Mama Cass.
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