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<blockquote data-quote="FinneganGreen" data-source="post: 2564655" data-attributes="member: 873198">My girlfriend is moving to the East coast for college, but she can&#039;t take her cat with her. The cat&#039;s name is Slinky and she really adores it, so I grudgingly agreed to take care of it for her.Here&#039;s the problem: this cat has the most raspy meow I&#039;ve ever heard, and it coughs all the time. On several occasions, it has kept me awake at night with its coughing and raspy meows. I asked my friend who&#039;s training to become a vet to come check the cat out, and it turns out I would need to take it to the vet and pay for surgery to fix the problems it has. Now, I have a lot a things I&#039;d rather spend money on than some stupid cat, so I decided it was time to get rid of it.I drove out to the woods and hiked a fair distance away from the road. Then I put Slinky up on a tree branch so it couldn&#039;t follow me and went home. However, now I&#039;m feeling a little guilty. I know there&#039;s no bears in those woods, but coyotes do live there. Do you guys think a cat could survive in the woods like that?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FinneganGreen, post: 2564655, member: 873198"] My girlfriend is moving to the East coast for college, but she can't take her cat with her. The cat's name is Slinky and she really adores it, so I grudgingly agreed to take care of it for her. Here's the problem: this cat has the most raspy meow I've ever heard, and it coughs all the time. On several occasions, it has kept me awake at night with its coughing and raspy meows. I asked my friend who's training to become a vet to come check the cat out, and it turns out I would need to take it to the vet and pay for surgery to fix the problems it has. Now, I have a lot a things I'd rather spend money on than some stupid cat, so I decided it was time to get rid of it. I drove out to the woods and hiked a fair distance away from the road. Then I put Slinky up on a tree branch so it couldn't follow me and went home. However, now I'm feeling a little guilty. I know there's no bears in those woods, but coyotes do live there. Do you guys think a cat could survive in the woods like that? [/QUOTE]

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