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Cat fecal matter under my trailor at work
by usajohnson, Jun 04, 2007 12:00AM
I have been moved to a trailor at work, under this trailor are wild
cats (8) there are cat feces under the trailor and the smell is awful. I have a
sinus condition. Is there a problem with a virus or disease I could get from
these cats?
cats (8) there are cat feces under the trailor and the smell is awful. I have a
sinus condition. Is there a problem with a virus or disease I could get from
these cats?
Member Comments (3)
by pertykitty, Jun 04, 2007 12:00AM
why not call the local animal control and have them picked up? who wants to live with that smell.
by spade22, Jun 04, 2007 12:00AM
Yes - toxoplasmosis is one disease you can catch. I agree with pertykitty - call the animal shelter and get them picked up.
by AnnieBrooke, Jun 04, 2007 12:00AM
You have to get it on your hands and then transmit it to your mouth and swallow it to get toxoplasmosis, and the spores have to be within 2 weeks of being passed into the soil. But I'd still see about getting the cats picked up. You might tell your employer that you consider these to be substandard working conditions.
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