No, Edna, you did the right by taking her in! Strangely, I have never had a cat who longed to be outside - they never try to sneak out! But, we have nice outdoor runs for them, maybe that's their chance to get nose-to-nose with some wildlife who always seem to be either performing or teasing the cats!
I am so sorry she's not doing well! She probably is ready to go - I feel that once the light has gone out of their eyes, let them go. Natalie From: Felvtalk [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Edna Taylor Sent: Monday, October 08, 2012 10:25 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [Felvtalk] SuzieQ We have tried everything and nothing is working, she is not eating at all anymore and I believe she is ready to go. She looks outside and in my heart I know she just wants to run free so we will let her go tonight. It hurts to feel like we let her down and what if we would have left her outside to run and play and just be a kitty? Bringing them inside can be a double edged sword, they get love and warmth and food but they seem to always long for the days that they were outside and free :( Edna
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