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No offense intended, but you would not last long living on a working farm.
haha - I don't think that she could make it through a bowl of my chili. :no:
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No offense intended, but you would not last long living on a working farm.
I am just shocked at the attitude towards animals, which should be treated humanely. Killing rats with a pitchfork wouldn't be tolerated either. Mind you the US doesn't have a good track record for humanity to humans let alone animals. How many state still execute murderers, is it 40? Then there is the issue of torturing terror suspects etc. I know I keep saying it, but thank goodness I live in the UK, which is far from perfect, but at least it is preferable to living in a gun toting society.
I am just shocked at the attitude towards animals, which should be treated humanely. Killing rats with a pitchfork wouldn't be tolerated either. Mind you the US doesn't have a good track record for humanity to humans let alone animals. How many state still execute murderers, is it 40? Then there is the issue of torturing terror suspects etc. I know I keep saying it, but thank goodness I live in the UK, which is far from perfect, but at least it is preferable to living in a gun toting society.
Then they don't need your intervention. Cat populations are subject to the same population controls as any other species.I hope you mean "troll", as in under the Mackinaw Bridge. (That's what Yoopers call us.)
Cats living on mice in a barn are sickly creatures indeed, underfed, prone to infections & short lived.
Wow! I'd never do that. It would be a slow slow unpleasant death.I just wonder what the thinking would be from when you first saw the kittens and chose to dispose of them with a shovel.....
Heck, I'd even put them in the dumpster alive rather than do that and clean up the mess.
Wow! I'd never do that. It would be a slow slow unpleasant death.
Consider my goals using a hypothetical shovel:
- Instantaneous death
- No pain whatsoever
- Convenient....the shovel was handy & I'm very good with it....or rather, very fell with it.
- Environmentally friendly (no fulminate of mercury primers or lead)
Wow! I'd never do that. It would be a slow slow unpleasant death.
Consider my goals using a hypothetical shovel:
- Instantaneous death
- No pain whatsoever
- Convenient....the shovel was handy (gardener, you know) & I'm very good with it....or rather, very fell with it.
- Environmentally friendly (no fulminate of mercury primers or lead)
The same could be applied if you would have found a human baby..
That's funny in a very dark way.
If you have to hit the kitten more than once, the death is not instantaneous and there might be some pain.
Only if it was furry, had sharp claws, a wet nose and razor sharp teeth....
One stroke, guaranteed. I took that as absolutely necessary. Suffering was not an option.
Hé, I am doing my best here to show that many people don't view this as taking life, but killing a possible friend, which is not likelly in case of the fly, possible in a way in case of a human.
Ok, let's just say that would change my point of view on the subject.
Did you mean to say it like this? I've read it several times and the post seems unclear.
The same could be applied if you would have found a human baby..
Yeah, I get that. But there's sometimes a difference between what is intended and what happens.
We take chances with everything we do, but reasonable precautions & diligence are our best course, since certainty is unavailable to us.
Example: Every time I drive a car, I run the risk of an accident, & possibly killing an innocent opossum or person. So I drive carefully in a
well maintained vehicle. Perfection in action is the province of gods, not revolting mortals.
What you don't have to deal with daily is the threat of kittens.
Funny you should say it that way. Just yesterday, I found 2 kittens in another building. (I left the door open too long, & a family moved in.)
Fortunately, they were old enuf to survive with feral mom's help, so I just set them outside with some food & water (for mom). This was a
different scenario from the other hypothetical situation, & a different response seemed appropriate.