Even if you license it, register it with a new vet etc, if she goes to court she still might win due to the dates involved will clearly show what you are doing. I am pretty sure it will force her to go to court though, rather than just show up with cops and collect.
What you should also do to solidify your case in court is find the receipt of you paying for the cats medical treatment, and add that to the verbal contract (which turns into your word against hers) that you can present in evidence. If you paid all expenses for the cat, and can reasonably show that she only took the cat to the vet because her time schedule allowed her to do it for you, ie she works less or at a more opportune time. It will add weight to your case.
You might still lose your cat, but at least you will make it hard on her.
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