"EvelynVogtGamble(Divamanque)" wrote in message
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Also, whether this cat is owned or not, he should be neutered right
away, especially if you plan on integrating him in with your resident
cats. If you don't you're asking for trouble as he may become aggressive
once he's feeling better. And just on principle I would never return a
cat to its owner still intact, or at all for that matter, when he's an
adult that was roaming and had on a too tight flea collar.

You must enjoy being hit with lawsuits! Whether you approve or not, some
people actually BREED Siamese and other pedigreed cats, and might take a
dim view of some officious busy-body neutering a cat that was not theirs
to make such a decision about. I agree the too tight collar might be a
clue that the cat was on its own, but until you are certain the owners are
not looking for him, you have no legal right to interfere with their
property in such a way.

I'm with you on that one, Evelyn.

Tweed