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Topic	Cat with gang tattoos seeks new home after being rescued from Mexican prison
badjay 02/28/23 6:25:03 PM #19:	FigureOfSpeech posted... Well considering it was in a prison with gang members that presumably have drug operations, it was probably given hard drugs as sedatives when it was inked. That's worse, but I'd like to assume it was out of it to the point where it didn't suffer in the process :/ voldothegr8 posted... "The cat is very sociable and is in great shape, with no infections," said Cesar Rene Diaz, Ciudad Jurez's ecology director. This is what surprised me the most. If they DID dose the cat, they did it right to not kill the cat or cause long term harm. And even if so, it must've been surprisingly well taken care of to recover after getting the tattoos. You do have to do some care to make sure you're not irritating the area or introducing infections. As we all know cats tend to clean themselves. Hairless cats? Maybe they don't but you'd imagine it would make the tattoos worse if it were to groom itself. So it's very surprising the cat is in good health and it didn't get infections from the tattoos. They either took spectacular care of the cat or they slapped a cone on the cat to make sure it wouldn't hurt itself even more. Regardless they did SOMETHING to make sure it didn't get sick post tattoo. I really want to know more honestly. Simplest thing, they could just be lying about it, and the cat is still hurt and isn't sociable. But I don't want to think too much on that. --- [05:45:34] I bought an American L and it was like a tent <cite>badjay posted [p:971869662] in Cat with g... [t:80357876]...</cite> <quote>FigureOfSpeech posted... </cite><quote>Well considering it was in a prison with gang members that presumably have drug operations, it was probably given hard drugs as sedatives when it was inked. That's worse, but I'd like to assume it was out of it to the point where it didn't suffer in the process :/</quote>voldothegr8 posted... </cite><quote>"The cat is very sociable and is in great shape, with no infections," said Cesar Rene Diaz, Ciudad Jurez's ecology director.</quote>This is what surprised me the most. If they DID dose the cat, they did it right to not kill the cat or cause long term harm. And even if so, it must've been surprisingly well taken care of to recover after getting the tattoos. You do have to do some care to make sure you're not irritating the area or introducing infections. As we all know cats tend to clean themselves. Hairless cats? Maybe they don't but you'd imagine it would make the tattoos worse if it were to groom itself. So it's very surprising the cat is in good health and it didn't get infections from the tattoos. They either took spectacular care of the cat or they slapped a cone on the cat to make sure it wouldn't hurt itself even more. Regardless they did SOMETHING to make sure it didn't get sick post tattoo. I really want to know more honestly.Simplest thing, they could just be lying about it, and the cat is still hurt and isn't sociable. But I don't want to think too much on that. --- [05:45:34] I bought an American L and it was like a tent</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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