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Furniture Damaged by Cat Pee

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Date: 06/18/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Home Improvement > Furniture | Pets > Pet Stains  
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To my horror, I have found the back leg of one of my dressers drenched with cat pee or spray. What is the best way to take this kind of stain? The back of the dresser isn't not finishes the same way as the rest of it so it has really soaked in.

Thanks,

Lauren
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