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To: Black Agnes
No strays here, we have an Egyptian Mau cat and two huge dogs we got from the Humane Society, they are all spoiled rotten. The fact that they are spade/neutered prior to adoption is well worth the $35 cost of adoption and we are assured we have a healthy animal.

Nine years ago, the previous owner of our home in the country left 26 cats behind. We used a live animal trap, caught them, put them in a wire cage and took them to the humane society. Bad part was they got scared when we put them in the vehicle and pooped everywhere, it was disgusting!

I could never hurt an animal...hubby shoots squirrels because they have been stripping the bark off of his trees, which kills the branches. He has to do it when I am not there and not tell me about it.

35 posted on 07/16/2002 1:57:41 PM PDT by ravingnutter
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To: ravingnutter
Ditto re: squirrels. My parents even 'adopted' a skunk. Thing was eating cat food. Looked sorta cat like...now it's a fixture around there. Nobody does anything 'real quick like' when it's around though *laugh*
39 posted on 07/16/2002 2:00:52 PM PDT by Black Agnes
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To: ravingnutter
Nine years ago, the previous owner of our home in the country left 26 cats behind. We used a live animal trap, caught them, put them in a wire cage and took them to the humane society. Bad part was they got scared when we put them in the vehicle and pooped everywhere, it was disgusting!

I hope it was a no-kill shelter. Otherwise you might as well have shot them all. Dead is dead.

I hate to say it, but on reading this, the woman who rescued the cat should have taken it to a vet. The vet would have been able to tell her if it could have really been saved. The Humane Society will put cats to death suffering from nothing more than abcesses.

45 posted on 07/16/2002 2:08:51 PM PDT by Paid4This
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