Would you ever take in a stray animal?

[Oak]

lets say you found a cat running loose a mile away from your home, and it was adorable and affectionate and it also had a connection with you, would you ever consider taking it in? i wouldn't because you really never know where that specific animal came from and if its healthy or not

[ijfeswijfae]

My parents have taken in a few, and we currently have one.

[Virtual]

I would, but after visiting the vet

[Oak]

My parents have taken in a few, and we currently have one.

omg ew

did any have rabies or any other illnesses

and did you take them to the vet before you brought them into your home?

[Who]

It's not that big of a deal, you just take it to a vet and off to home we go!

[ijfeswijfae]

My parents have taken in a few, and we currently have one.

omg ew

did any have rabies or any other illnesses

and did you take them to the vet before you brought them into your home?

Don't make retarded assumptions, of course we check her and we don't bring her inside, stupid.

[Oak]

My parents have taken in a few, and we currently have one.

omg ew

did any have rabies or any other illnesses

and did you take them to the vet before you brought them into your home?

Don't make retarded assumptions, of course we check her and we don't bring her inside, stupid.

So you just take the animal immediately after you find it running along the street?

[ijfeswijfae]

My parents have taken in a few, and we currently have one.

omg ew

did any have rabies or any other illnesses

and did you take them to the vet before you brought them into your home?

Don't make retarded assumptions, of course we check her and we don't bring her inside, stupid.

So you just take the animal immediately after you find it running along the street?

No, no sane person who understands the consequences of hoarding animals does that.

[Oak]

So how would you take the animal in? You just bring it to the vet the minute you find it on the street?

[ijfeswijfae]

So how would you take the animal in? You just bring it to the vet the minute you find it on the street?

No, you don't get it all. We gave her her own personal space to rest in in our front yard and after a few months or so we took her to the vet. I don't know much of the details relating to the vet visit since I was at school.