San Francisco, CA Stray Female Cat Found Near Ashton near Ocean Ave.

Facebook Community Response

HappyCatLady .

2 months ago

Susan Sutton Gosh I pray you may change your mind. I have well over 10 resident cats at home - i just place new rescues in my bathroom or giant dog crate with litter box food water and covered carrier as their 'private bedroom' . I keep them isolated initially deflea and get them acclimated inside then after 1-3 weeks I usually can allow them out into the rest of the house and take great photos/videos to help find a furrever home. One kitty at a time. It's totally doable sending this message with only love in my heart - damia

Lisa M.

2 months ago

Susan Sutton well, did you go back ?

Lisa M.

2 months ago

Why didn't you take to acc to scan for a chip? WHY DID YOU LEAVE HER OUT THERE?

Carrie B.

2 months ago

Susan Sutton take cat to shelter.

Susan S.

2 months ago

I can go back tomorrow and see if I can scan her for a chip. I have three cats and wouldn’t be able to take her in unfortunately.

Rachel A.

2 months ago

Looks like skin cancer in the nose. I hope the cat wasn’t abandoned

Susan S.

2 months ago

Here’s another photo of her

📷 View photo on Facebook

Lori W.

2 months ago

Prayers for A Safe Return ⚘️

HappyCatLady .

2 months ago

She could be abandoned (or her feeder ) - poor thing - Please give kitty food and water.... Would you consider keeping kitty in your bathroom to recover from injury and getting kitty to the vet to get scanned for a chip and while there get kitty the 'convenia' shot (antibiotic) - SF Pet Hospital is super awesome and great prices - I'm bring cats off the street there all the time - It's super easy to keep a cat in a bathroom - I have another stray cat in there acclimating to inside (was starving when I got him)...we are often a cat's last hope for survival when they 'show up' like this...xoxoxox