Must give up cat in maryland

I have a cat with a behavioral problem. She will not use her litter box
no matter how often I clean it, and is peeing all over rugs, furniture,
etc.

Are there any organizations in Maryland that will take problem cats? I
do not want to put her down, but she is destroying my house.

Thanks in advance

Hi Java,

Is this a new issue with this cat? Have you had her checked by a vet
for urinary problems/diabetes, etc? Have there been any recent changes
in the household (new member, new furniture, illness, stress, etc.)?
There is a product called Feliway that can help with urinary issues
such as this, and also assists w/addition of new kitties. You can do a
Google search for sites that sell it online, or I've heard it's
available at Petco/Petsmart. I was having silimar problems when I lost
one cat and added another, but Feliway helped (I even saw an ad for it
to the right of your post). Also, I recently added another cat, and
had to borrow a large cat condo to keep her in from a local cat
sanctuary ($150 deposit). It's about 48"/32"/22" and I used it to
separate the new cat, since I don't have an extra room to keep her in.
If you feel that you absolutely MUST give the cat away, please do a
Google search for no-kill shelters in your area and contact one. Hope
this helps.

Lisa

Javadude wrote:
> I have a cat with a behavioral problem. She will not use her litter box
> no matter how often I clean it, and is peeing all over rugs, furniture,
> etc.
>
> Are there any organizations in Maryland that will take problem cats? I
> do not want to put her down, but she is destroying my house.
>
> Thanks in advance