Lethal wrote: there about 8cats in our street and 300 dogs barking 24hrs a f#*king day you tell me which is the problem???? i have 3 Siamese cats none leave this section yet dogs are constantly roaming around on our section... i have fantails inside my house blackbirds feeding out of my hand, Tuis/Rosellas/Pheasants/Quails/Ducks and all the other small native and introduced birds feed no more than 1mt at times away from my cats, yet dogs are chasing my cats up trees, back into the house on my own section, and you say cats are a problem, if i shot the dogs that come onto my property it would be like the killing fields in Vietnam... |
Moggy wrote: O dear poor weee petal..... Now the cats are to much for you..... says it all about the type of people we have/breed in our country now..... no doubt you will get the nanny state to pass laws to help you not take responsibility for anything. anyone who can not even put there real name on there membership doesn't deserve any time on here. |
Jaapie wrote:
Jeez Mogs, What is it they have in the water down your ways or in the vegetables? Some of the posts you put up are off the planet! (Prefer your food posts to be honest though!) Drop me a PM if you need some good medical contacts - seriously mate, I do know a few good ones. All good brother. |
Barrie wrote: Just thinking allowed here but wonder how a petition would go banning garath morgan? |
Moggy wrote: Anyway, like in most things cats are not the problem, their owners are! Around our way cats have been caught and sent off to the RSPCA those cats tended to have dear I say it but come from Young Asian people who clearly buy them for there better halves etc and then get bored with them or just completely ignore them and the cats are left to there own devices to fend for themselves. This happens most about 4 weeks after Xmas. (RSPCA will confirm that to) Now clearly these people should never be allowed to own animals of any types (the same problems happens with those stupid little runts of dogs they buy too) and these people clearly also have no idea what and how to care for them. In the past their parents would have solved the problem easy - they would have eaten it, anyone who has been to Singapore in the 70's and dined at road side stores can testify to strange Chicken chow miens which had cat bones in them! The problem with the kids we are getting, like ours is they have no skills to kill and skin it let alone make a meal out of it. Tighter policing of who can buy animals is the only solution. |
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