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In reply to the discussion: If You’re Not Living in a Wilderness, Then Fix Your D***ed Pet, Already [View all]Javaman
(65,694 posts)64. The city has been there time and time again...
they have removed cats and spayed and neutered the ones they let her keep.
Then the whole thing starts all over again.
She takes in strays, but doesn't bother with getting them "fixed" because the city will do it for her when they get enough complaints.
There are easily 30 cats running around my block. Two of which just had a litter.
The guy that lives directly behind her, at first tried to help her with the getting the cats fixed, but after a while he began to notice the pattern I mentioned above.
I contacted the animal shelter and asked them about trapping the cats and dropping them off with them.
The were okay with it, and at the same time is looking into legal end regarding this woman's repeated behavior.
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If You’re Not Living in a Wilderness, Then Fix Your D***ed Pet, Already [View all]
riqster
May 2013
OP
Our local "Pet Pals" handed out $50 vouchers for vet services to spay and nueter.
mountain grammy
May 2013
#9
not necessarily - have a "highway" kitten that was spayed at two months - maybe younger
sammytko
May 2013
#63
Who's arguing for no pets, i.e. the extinction of the domestic dog and house cat?
geek tragedy
May 2013
#19
It is already happening at many Humane Societies, such as those in the Pacific Northwest.
pnwmom
May 2013
#43
Hi, hamsterjill! I'm down the road south of san antonio. I have 5 rescue pups living with me now
sammytko
May 2013
#66
That's the real goal of animal rights people, but they won't tell you the truth.
duffyduff
May 2013
#55