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Cat-killing bird-watcher heading to trial
The Houston Chronicle ^
| April 13, 2007
| HARVEY RICE
Posted on 04/13/2007 8:33:45 AM PDT by BradtotheBone
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To: VRing
Seems some folks have trouble with the shut up part.
The responses to this thread should reinforce why its there.
S.S.S. should have been Bernie Getz mantra
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posted on
04/13/2007 8:56:04 AM PDT
by
Vaquero
(" an armed society is a polite society" Heinlein "MOLON LABE!" Leonidas of Sparta)
To: Fawn
Fixed cats still kill birds. The thing he did wrong was post that he had killed them. He should get a slap on the wrist and that is all.
To: goodnesswins
A feral cat is a WILD cat that has NOT been rescued in my book. SHEESH....once its owned it aint feral! Got it...I'll tell the vet...he apparently has a different book than yours. And what's with the 'SHEESH'?
To: goodnesswins
I always like to have a few wild cats around. They keep the snakes, rats, mice, chipmunks, red squirrels, etc down. I there is a hungry animal around, I will feed it.
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posted on
04/13/2007 8:58:41 AM PDT
by
Citizen Tom Paine
(Swift as the wind; Calmly majestic as a forest; Steady as the mountains.)
To: lormand
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posted on
04/13/2007 8:58:42 AM PDT
by
Sundog
(envision whirled peas.)
To: ca centered
"The thing he did wrong was post that he had killed them." I strongly disagree. Killing feral cats should not be a crime, and anyone should be able to say it, anywhere.
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posted on
04/13/2007 8:59:19 AM PDT
by
lormand
(Michael Wiener - the tough talking populist moron, who claims to be a Conservative)
To: Citizen Tom Paine
Correction: If there is a hungry animal around, I will feed it.
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posted on
04/13/2007 9:00:02 AM PDT
by
Citizen Tom Paine
(Swift as the wind; Calmly majestic as a forest; Steady as the mountains.)
To: tsmith130
“Sheesh” is old people’s vernacular.....and, yeah....tell your vet that.
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posted on
04/13/2007 9:00:36 AM PDT
by
goodnesswins
(We need to cure Academentia)
To: Fawn
Once they do that by definition are they not Feral anymore?
To: tsmith130
Theres one curled up on my bed right now that might disagree with you. ;o)If it's curled up on your bed with you, it's probably NOT a feral cat. Unless you live out in the country with feral cats crossing your property, attacking birds, making a nuisance of themselves (and then dying on your property), you don't understand the problem here.
To: lormand
Well you’ve got to be carefull what you say. Ask Imus.
To: Graymatter
What are you in for?
I stepped on a crack.
But kid, steer clear of that hombre pressing wildflowers: he killed a cat for yowling, down Saragossa way—just to see him die.
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posted on
04/13/2007 9:03:29 AM PDT
by
tumblindice
(>>>>>>>>"Madame Clinton!" (Horses whinny)<<<<<<<<<)
To: Constitution Day
What if your cat is Cat-holic?..........
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posted on
04/13/2007 9:03:43 AM PDT
by
Red Badger
(If it's consensus, it's not science. If it's science, there's no need for consensus......)
To: NonValueAdded
We are getting rabies alerts about cats, neighborhood by neighborhood now.
How many people have contracted rabies from cats?
.
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posted on
04/13/2007 9:05:11 AM PDT
by
mugs99
(Don't take life too seriously, you won't get out alive.)
To: Fawn
Feral cats can certainly end up curled up on your bed....Ive seen it and done it.At which point it's no longer a feral cat.
To: VRWCmember; Bacon Man; Hap; Allegra; humblegunner
Feral animals are nobody's pets.
Although she doesn't look it, Spot, my feral 13-year-old, is as wild as the day I stuffed her inside my jacket and sprinted home with her.
She will not let herself be seen by outsiders and objects strenuously to being touched by anyone who's not me, although on occasion she has unbent enough to let my husband scratch her ears.
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posted on
04/13/2007 9:06:36 AM PDT
by
Xenalyte
(Anything is possible when you don't understand how anything happens.)
To: Constitution Day
Feral birds are more of a health threat than feral cats.
West Nile, Avian flu, histoplasmosis, Chlamydiosis, Eastern Equine Encephalitis, Cryptococcosis, Allergic Alveolitis, for a start.
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posted on
04/13/2007 9:07:04 AM PDT
by
PAR35
To: tsmith130
Weve had the cat for a year, since she was about 3-4 weeks old. When we had her spayed, the vets staff called her feral. Is that a feral cat?No. Not any more.
To: ca centered
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posted on
04/13/2007 9:08:29 AM PDT
by
lormand
(Michael Wiener - the tough talking populist moron, who claims to be a Conservative)
To: tsmith130
Is that a feral cat?Uh, no.
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