[fiedlerh]

Borrow someone's dog and let it sleep in your car overnight, or tie it up next to the car.

We've got a problem around here with robins getting excited about their reflections in the cars' side mirrors and sitting on car doors for hours on end. Come out to find the whole door covered in poop.

[stimpy]

My grandfather had a cat like this and a cat on the farm is a good thing , so we built him a little house with a light bulb for heat and we had no more cat on or under the hood problems with the trucks , the front of the cathouse was open so he could see out and prop his lazy butt up there waiting for the mice o run across the floor . the car we covered with cardboard and placed mouse traps on the hood upside down to scare the snot out of him when he jumped up there , after 3 nights no more sitting/sleeping on the catalina .

[twooldgoats]

Get a humane cat trap, bait it with cheese and I promise you'll find a cat in it in the morning. Here in Tucson, most everyone lets their cats roam and I hate it. I trapped six strays in six nights before it solved my problem. I took them into the Humane Society, explained how I got them and gave a $15 donation each time. $90 in donations and the problem was solved for years. To my knowledge, none of the "owners" ever bothered to recover a cat from the Humane Society. Let's face it, no one who lets their cat roam at night gives a d@mn about it. Lately, I've noticed cat spray on my trailer tires in the carport, so I may have to do it again. With the spraying, the late night cat fights and the crap, I hate 'em.

Jim