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There's a cat in my garden who often sits on the kitchen window sill peering inside. I thought it was a boy and that he was ill as he always drooled, looked dirty (doesn't groom properly) and had a strange swollen stomach. It's only today that I realised that "he" is a she and is heavily pregnant.
I already put out food and water and have made a cat house. She hasn't been using the cat house for the last week (perhaps she can't get in it/can't jump up to it) so tonight I put another box out which she is now inside. She keeps trying to get inside every time I open the door. I don't want a cat inside and besides, I go away for work a lot so can't be responsible for an indoor cat. The weather's cold (ok, not UK cold - it's about 14 degrees in the day and 8 at night) - snow is due later in the month. Any ideas how I can make her more comfortable (without taking her in?)
Please bear in mind that I'm in Turkey, where there's a huge population of street cats - I already feed all the cats in the garden - no RSPCA and everyone who wants a cat already has one...
I already put out food and water and have made a cat house. She hasn't been using the cat house for the last week (perhaps she can't get in it/can't jump up to it) so tonight I put another box out which she is now inside. She keeps trying to get inside every time I open the door. I don't want a cat inside and besides, I go away for work a lot so can't be responsible for an indoor cat. The weather's cold (ok, not UK cold - it's about 14 degrees in the day and 8 at night) - snow is due later in the month. Any ideas how I can make her more comfortable (without taking her in?)
Please bear in mind that I'm in Turkey, where there's a huge population of street cats - I already feed all the cats in the garden - no RSPCA and everyone who wants a cat already has one...