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To: Lady Jag
We have a substantial coyote population around our neighborhood, which is directly proportional to the rate at which the neighbors lose their cats. Mine is happy to stay indoors, and I've had her now for about 10 years.
47 posted on 06/15/2006 2:32:59 PM PDT by Beaker
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To: Beaker

I thinks it's coyotes that get my neighbor's cat. It could be the gray fox, but there are more coyotes.

There are always "Lost Cat" signs on the telephone pole down at the corner, sometimes 3 or 4 of them. Last year, some thoughtful person put a well-made sign which explained why cats go missing, but it didn't affect the number of signs on the pole. Poor cats, some people just won't learn.


53 posted on 06/15/2006 3:29:09 PM PDT by Lady Jag (You can complain because roses have thorns, or you can rejoice because thorns have roses.)
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