Anyone Looking To Save 3 Cats in Arizona? Free to good home

Hiya lily, Right from the start I know that I cannot have Cats here in this House but if I did live near to you I would take them on. I live in a Flat in Spain and although I am so far away I feel for these kind of animals. They are all lovely Cats and I am sure someone will want them. Maybe they will be willing to go and pick them up from you if it´s a matter of distance. Hope you find somewhere for them and someone for them to be with. What a shame. See People here don´t have much room for Cats either living in Flats where the Owners just don´t allow them. Good luck anyway.xxx

Ah, wish I could help but just can't.........hope you find somebody who love 'em.

Dang! We used to live in Sedona, and then came up here to Canada. If we still lived down there.... I wish we still lived down there.

I'm so sorry to hear about the three precious cats. And, I know others have said that before, but I wanted to add my sentiments. I'm not sure if she would have gotten rid of them by now. I wish I could take the cats. I hate the idea of sending cats to shelters where they get killed. Right now, we are in the Deep South, which is light years away from your area, otherwise I'd take them and provide a happy home. I'm sure my spouse would freak out, cause we have four cats already. As for the cats peeing on everything issue, they really do that. When I lived in a house with no carpets and only stone tile floor, it wasn't a problem. But, once we moved into our current place, the cats started using the carpets as their own personal pee pee litter box. The behavior feeds itself, in that when one cat pees anywhere in the house, the pee smell is on the carpet or walls. And, then other cats will come by and pee in that spot. And, just out of competition, other cats will go pee in their own personal spot. It can be very frustrating for someone who doesn't really love cats to deal with. I don't know why she doesn't put a litter box in the bathroom with the cats. I guess she didn't want to. Sometimes, cats have to be quarantined into a bathroom or seperarate room like when we have guests or need to keep the door open to move stuff in and out of the house. But we always provide a litter box. And, it's usually just temporary like for an hour. Keeping cats pent up in a room is not really a long term solution. She would do better to just open the door and let the cats roam free in the neighborhood. At least, there's a tiny chance someone would find the cats and open up their hearts. I had to turn one of my cats out last year after he bit my daughter on the hand. I don't like the idea of turning a cat out, but he's been much happier being an outdoor cat (with indoor feeding privileges) ever since. He does very well.

Is there any chance that you can turn them over to a no kill rescue? Why is your sister giving them up anyway? And why are they locked in the bathroom?