There you have it, shoot then donate :tup:

Coming from a cat household, ill tell you that I have had 12 cats, all of them loved cared about and none of them wore collars. Those crafty little Fuhcker's would slip out the door when no one was looking or wait for you to come in and run out. They were always on the front steps in the morning, so the best way I can say you should go about this is the way you would want someone to treat your pet.
You also might want to rethink the car cover, if it is thinner than a cats nail are long.

You could use an alarm system. Don't know if it would be sensitive enough though.

damn it looks like the sunroof beheaded the cat, but the cat like annihilated the paint on the car with those claws!

:bowrofl:

i can haz garbaj?

hahah!

I hope that in her next life she comes back as a cat.

Gawin mong SIOPAO men!!! hahahah:tup:

It is a fact of life .....

Dog have masters, cats have slaves ................

Therefore, we have to apply the simple "Rules of Life" .....

Rule #1: Never get angry
Rule #2: Always get even

Soo ....

Take 1 hessian bag
Trap cat
Put cat in hessian bag
Place end of hessian bag around exhaust outlet, tie with cable tie (zip tie in USA ??)
Start car
Wait 8-10 minutes
Turn off car
Remove hessian bag from exhaust
Dig hole
Bury cat
Retain hessian bag for next cat

Thereafter, nod to neighbour when next you see him/her (Remember Rule #1) and then Smile knowingly (remember Rule #2)

My cat had to stay outdoors for a few months when I moved once. She knew the sound of my exhaust and would come running to meet me when she heard me coming from down the street. Never did it for any other car. If I sat in my car too long she'd jump on the roof, step onto the side mirror and shimmy her way into the window upside down and plop onto my lap. Then jump into the passenger seat and just sit there.

A few times I drove away with her in my back seat and had to go home to take her back. I swear, she thinks she's a dog and loves car rides. Back then I wasn't too worried about my paint. But now if she tried that I'd spray her with my windshield wipers mid leap right before her paws touched the paint.

Ha, maybe I'll try that next. I've been using some repellent I got at the pet store and a car cover. It's been working so far.

Go to havehart.com and order a feral cat rescue trap. I used it to remove 6 cats; I relocated them to the next city over. I still use the trap and have recently removed 6 squirrels with it.

We have way to many cat's as it is....

Talk to neighbor... Nothing comes out of that. Kill said cat and put on top of neighbors car.