Quote: Yes, either Stringer or somebody who knows please answer this question because I'm dying to know too.

Let's not overlook the kindness of that woman with the kids. She cared enough to take the cat to the vet because she thought it was sick. It's nice to know there are good people out there.

Quote: What is your trip that you don't even look to see the exact same article has already been posted? Are you a bot?

By Patrick Villanova
The Jersey Journal

A Jersey City dance studio's cat has returned home after it went missing last week.

Katy, the Kennedy Dancers' cat, was reunited with her owners on Saturday after a Jersey City veterinary technician who treated the animal recognized it as the missing feline.

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Great - glad your cats defied the odds.

That's just nonsense, there's a big difference between a feral cat and a pet who goes outdoors. I'm 4 for 4 living past 12.
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Haven't had a drink in over 8 years - so unless this is some very very old story - you have the wrong person. In any event - just Google outside cats life expectancy - especially in busy Jersey City! This cat was lost on busy JFK Blvd - and article says they lost another in 2010 the same way. I give to TNR but too much goes to Pit Bull rescue and leaving cats outside in cruel and not a great answer.

You sure $5 for each of you. Are you sure. Lol lol

Don't drink or pass out $5 bills but... Cats who are kept indoors can reach the ripe old age of 17 or more years, whereas outdoor cats live an average of just two to five years.

http://pets.webmd.com/cats/features/s ... oor-cat-or-an-outdoor-cat

BTW anyone interested can just Google this fact.

1. Two of my cats who were indoor outdoor lived to be 20 years old.

2. We take care of 3 former ferals in our yard who are fixed and vaccinated and are now 7 years old.

3. While I understand what you might be trying to say don't be such a judgemental prick. You have no clue what the circumstances are as to why this cat was outside. Stick to what you know, posting crap news and handing out $5 bills at bars.

Cats should not be left outside - or they have hard short lives (average 3 years vs 16 years) - and obviously a name tag and microchip is always a good idea -- but anyway let's hope Katy gets back home...

"Surveillance video and photos show a woman and two boys purchasing cat food from KJ's Deli Grocery across the from the studio. They proceeded to pick up the cat who was sitting at the corner of Beacon and Central avenues where the studio is located, and took her with them."





http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... ios_cat_goes_missing.html

Jersey City dance studio's beloved cat goes missing

The Kennedy Dancers' cat, Katy, has been missing since Wednesday afternoon from in front of the dance studio.

By Kristen Keller
The Jersey Journal
A Jersey City dance studio is asking for the public's help to bring its missing cat home.

Katy, a 14-year-old Tabby, was reported missing around 4 p.m. Wednesday outside the Kennedy Dancers studio, said owner Diane Dragone. The cat has a medical condition that requires a her to be on a special diet and medicine, which she needs to survive.

Dragone said surveillance video and photos show a woman and two boys purchasing cat food from KJ's Deli Grocery across the from the studio. They proceeded to pick up the cat who was sitting at the corner of Beacon and Central avenues where the studio is located, and took her with them.

"They probably thought they were doing a good thing for her, but it could kill her," Dragone said. "We need her back."

There is a reward for Katy's return. If anyone has information about the whereabouts of the cat, call the Kennedy Dancers at 201-659-2190 or email them at kennedydancers@aol.com.

In 2010, the dance studio's cat, Bruno, went missing for four days before reappearing, seemingly unscathed.