Went out to catch the injured cat. The homeowner had been feeding and working with this guy for the past week. He got him confined in his shop, so catching him was easy. He ate some wet food off a spoon, and he liked it. I just made a trail into the trap, and I had him in 3 or 4 minutes. He's not feral, but he is hurt and cautious. I now have him in my shop with the a/c on, and he's got a towel in the bottom of the trap and a bowl with wet and dry food and water.
He's skin and bones, has old healed puncture wounds, he's filthy and in general poor condition. The photos are hard to look at, I even took a video. You simply can't appreciate how badly this cat wants to be helped.
He's going to Crossroads first thing Monday morning.
My grand daughter Eden holding Gilligan.
She's a cat lady in training!
