PoetPhilosopher
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When I read your post, I thought... "A person who gets it."
So you can understand my shock when I then saw who posted the statement.
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Why should cats be allowed to run free to kill birds and crap on my garden?
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When I read your post, I thought... "A person who gets it."
So you can understand my shock when I then saw who posted the statement.
Depends on the temperature, cold weather could cause exposure, freezing weather... Death.
Well it’s cold atm,let’s see how the anti cat smelly stuff goes first,if there are no more presents all good but a good soak always works best imo.
You can buy ultrasonic cat repellents for not much money, i believe they do work and will keep you
Did you know that cats have a special organ that
creates a quantum-bifamulated amulitic Lorentz
field that saps energy in their surroundings. This
depletes batteries pretty quickly.
Where do you think Gene Roddenberry got the
idea for energy damping fields in Star Trek?
Is that so??? Very interesting, far more useful than i thought, battery manufacturers must be the ones releasing all these stray cats
Cats control the battery manufacturers.
Consider....
94.7% of all stockholders & managers of battery
companies have cats in their house & gardens.
The fools...they think that they own the cats.
Definitely fools if they think they own the cats, i think the idea is shocking.
It's like a draft horse thinking it
owns the man with the whip.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Dang, beat me to it.
Feral cats are a plauge in Australia, especially in the outback where I live.
They do not use water guns up here.
Regards Tony
The Council may have traps. They offer that service where I live, as feral cats are in plague numbers.
Regards Tony
I see "predator prejudice" here. Predators have equal rights to prey.
That's a different story - it's about how people have upset the balance of nature.
PureX
Veteran Member
"Pets" are the result of our deliberately screwing with the natural order. Which is why the results should remain as pets, only. And the natural order otherwise protected.
I was an animal control officer at one time in my life.
It is pet owners that upset the balance of nature. There is not a lot of realy good pet owners.
If a person does not want a cat, or a dog, then why is there one in their yard? Why are they blamed for not wanting to clean up after someone else's pet?
My wife has Hens and their chickens, who are allowed the use of the yard are preyed upon by domestic and feral cats as are our native lizard and bird populations.
Using a water gun is not a bad move, but cats are sneaky, if the owner is not looking after them, keeping them contained within their property they, they will be back all hours of the night.
Regards Tony
Someone mention feral cats?
Not on my watch.