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2004-12-23
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#8  And SPoD remember cats hold grudges.
Posted by: Shipman   2004-12-23 7:09:57 PM  

#7  SPoD and Sgt. Mom. the head cat around here is feral as hell... double feral. Fell from a tree when she had just opened her eyes. The other regular cats understand somehow the feralnisitiy (lol) and respect it.
Posted by: Shipman   2004-12-23 7:06:05 PM  

#6  Kittens have to be accustomed to, and be held by humans from the very first, in order to adjust well to being a pet. A feral mother will never let you near her kittens,and by the time they are out and about, and encountering humans, it is almost always too late. We had a mother cat who let us handle her babies from the beginning, and they all made wonderful, well adjusted pets.
Posted by: Sgt. Mom   2004-12-23 6:15:02 PM  

#5   If I need another cat I don't think I would have a hard time finding one right here in the neighborhood. People don't spay and nuter. I am all for the shelter route if you can get a non feral kitten. It hard to ge6 the wild out of them even if you raise them from kittens. Momma has a wild gene she passes I think. I have had to trap feral Cats. It's a bummer to know they will be put down but you can't have then repropducing in the bushes and they will like rabbits.
Posted by: Sock Puppet of Doom   2004-12-23 3:24:43 PM  

#4  For a minute there, I thought this was an auction on Deperate Housewives.
Posted by: Poison Reverse   2004-12-23 12:02:52 PM  

#3  I prefer the real thing.
Posted by: ducking for cover   2004-12-23 11:12:20 AM  

#2  That's where we get our cats. This is one of the stupidest things I've heard of, but it costs too much to happen too often. Good thing is, it will get a lot of play in the press and give shelter operators a venue to bring up all the pets they have for adoption.
Posted by: Steve   2004-12-23 11:10:53 AM  

#1  Sigh. I work in the animal shelter on weekends. There are so many cats (and dogs) in there. All three Samoyeds I've had are/were from the pound.
Posted by: jackal   2004-12-23 11:00:24 AM  

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