On Wed 22 Jun 2005 07:27:19p, BTB wrote in alt.cats:
> I work at a large manufacturing facility in Phoenix AZ and there is an
> approx 9 month cat who lives in the grounds around the factory. I
> believe she was an unwanted kitten and has growth up here, is very
> friendly and well cared for. The guys on the shop floor even cover her
> vet bills.
>
> Problem : It is 115 degrees outside, she will not go into the factory
> for shade and to cool off, which is understandable because of the noise .
>
> Now the guys on the shop floor always make sure she has food and water (
> primarily outside ) but what can we do to ensure that this 115 degree
> heat is not too much for her.
>
> I have been tempted to take her home but our apartment complex has a 2
> cat max policy.
>
> Any ideas ?
Short of someone "kidnapping" her and taking her home where it's cool, the
most you can probably do is provide something to give her shade, plenty of
water that's replenished with cold water frequently, and plenty of food.
We live in Apache Junction and recently brought home a 6 month old kitten
that showed up on a 3rd floor window ledge of the building where my SO
works. I shudder to think how she would have faired with the current
weather. Unfortunately, she makes our 5th cat and we are just barely
managing. Otherwise, I would offer to give your kitty a home with us.
--
Wayne Boatwright *¿*
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