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Originally Posted by ElVee
Local humane shelter or animal control would be able to deal with him. Even just call those places and ask. Animal control may not bother since he's not a threat to anyone, but they may be able to guide you in the right direction.
If nothing else, a shelter should be able to spay/neuter him/her to prevent even more unwanted vagrants.
Local area vets would be good places to call as well. They won't help you directly, but can guide you.
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Humane shelters will at least be able to determine if the little guy is sick or healthy. If you're up for adopting the little guy once he gets cleaned up, you could make him the mascot for this forum
just sayin!
One of our Staff Sergeants from Iraq adopted 2 dogs that followed his squad while on patrol. He said although getting them cleaned up for adoption was a lengthy and constly process, it was worth it because the dogs were a part of the patrol/Iraq experience.
Just consider how you feel having the little guy around when you are putting in work on the Z. Although you're all "germ-a-phobe", consider how bringing the little guy into the Z family might just make you smile each day
