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Yeah, and still not spoken directly to the 'owner'. No good deed goes unpunished. Seems a friend is talking to her and texting me, the owner is not happy that I took the cat, they expected me, a complete random to go and feed the cat at their place. They seem to forget that the front door is boarded up after police and ambulance service gained entry, and none of the neighbours gave a shit about a house cat that was outside for a few days.
At least his fleas are treated and gave him a good combing to get the flea and flea eggs off his fur. He is a really placid, just got to tell him what I am doing and he accepts it and even grooms me after.
lynx-
Ah ok; a pity it is complicated like that.
By common sense you still did the right thing and that cat is thankful for sure!
Guess that person is quite stressed out at the moment with the hospital situation, on top of fucking Covid etc. - and maybe it came across as if you wanted to really steal the cat from her..
..maybe there's a way to communicate via that friend that you just wanted to help out and do good?
salad
Is that the cat you "borrowed"?