Cats killing billions of animals??

[J F]

Quit it. :laughing:

 

[/pine]

I started to post a link to this myself...
There is no strain of domesticated cats (including all feral) that are native to the United States...they are a scourge on American wildlife...

If you are an "outside" cat owner I urge you to put collars on the animals with at least two tones of bells attached to said collars...

It is irresponsible cat owners that are responsible for this travesty of American wildlife/nature...

feral and (un-belled) cats in America are far worse than any other alien animal or plant species that endanger native flora and fauna....

 

[Gale Hawkins]

Yeah, but dessert is often left at the front door. They're so proud.

Just feed them every 3 days.

When I was a kid we would put out milk when we had cows but we did not buy cat food or dog food but they made it off of scraps and their hunting skills I guess. Never though about it at the time.

 

[Gale Hawkins]

I started to post a link to this myself...
There is no strain of domesticated cats (including all feral) that are native to the United States...they are a scourge on American wildlife...

If you are an "outside" cat owner I urge you to put collars on the animals with at least two tones of bells attached to said collars...

It is irresponsible cat owners that are responsible for this travesty of American wildlife/nature...

feral and (un-belled) cats in America are far worse than any other alien animal or plant species that endanger native flora and fauna....

Have you ever found a cat hung by it collar? The bells would just lower their kill rate would be my concern.

 

[Don87]

Yeah, but dessert is often left at the front door. They're so proud.

I wish mine would leave his catch at the door. He brings them inside.

Wife and DIL totally freaked out the day my cat brought a live snake in:rotfl:

 

[J F]

How do ya really feel, pine? :laughing:

Like I've said, we've had a few cats, and loved 'em. Two were "inside" cats (declawed, etc). One was an outside cat (Jackie, a calico), but she really spent most of her time inside, it's just that she could survive outside. Great pet, she "escaped" out of her cage when swmbo was taking her to the vet...the "carry" door popped open in the vet's parking lot...poof!...gone! (plenty of dogs around).

I won't go into what the mrs. did to try and find the frkn thing, but it was a bit heart-wrenching.

That being said....I hate everyoneelse's cats. Keep the fvk away from my birds!!! :laughing:

 

[daugen]

I started to post a link to this myself...
There is no strain of domesticated cats (including all feral) that are native to the United States...they are a scourge on American wildlife...

If you are an "outside" cat owner I urge you to put collars on the animals with at least two tones of bells attached to said collars...

It is irresponsible cat owners that are responsible for this travesty of American wildlife/nature...

feral and (un-belled) cats in America are far worse than any other alien animal or plant species that endanger native flora and fauna....

well said. I just hope that anyone that bells a cat also feeds it well.

 

[J F]

Yes....

 

[aczlan]

feral and (un-belled) cats in America are far worse than any other alien animal or plant species that endanger native flora and fauna....

We have a couple of cats that have showed up, adopted us and became our "Barn Cats" (Barney and "Miss Kitty" respectibly). Their job is to endanger the life and well being of any critters that want to eat the $$$$ grain in the barn or any birds who want to make messes on the hay in the hayloft and they are very good at their jobs...

Aaron Z

 

[daugen]

I wish mine would leave his catch at the door. He brings them inside.

Wife and DIL totally freaked out the day my cat brought a live snake in:rotfl:

that must have been seriously funny, probably a little garter snake
but most of us don't know one snake well enough from another, and
just about all of us don't want them in our house for sure.