cats ( part 2)
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woollensock
Oct 12, 2017
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#1
Cats are awesome !........... just saying.
Repost!
Can your DOGS do this?
cottonsock wrote:
Cats are awesome !........... just saying.
Oct 13, 2017
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#5
I have 11 cats. My family rescues strays.
also the "kis an make up" Mark is unreasonable.
Oct 13, 2017
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#10
In the city you don't see stray dogs just cats, and I feel so bad for them because the way they are treated and howey have to live.
Oct 13, 2017
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#13
Yes the college students here dump them all the time. My cat , Barron, Is a ragamuffin that is 800 dollars per kitten. They dumped him at a church my sister woks at, and the pastors were kicking him! a tennant there took him in and left him out in hurricane harvey! So my sister brought him home an he sits in a box in my bed all day and is very timid.
Oct 13, 2017
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#14
I live across the street from a college apartment complex and they wll even dump bunnies but keep big slobbery messy dogs.
Oct 13, 2017
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#15
I've seen kids pik up and beat strays "just for fun" when I weent out and broke one of thir nosess.
Oct 13, 2017
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#16
It is so sad to see grown meen drowning cats because they tried to steal their fish. Which made me never go to the river again but not before I gave him a sift kick in the ***
cottonsock wrote:
It’s absolutely heartbreaking when you see how these cats have to live, and through no fault of there own , and mostly people are to blame for this . I work at a sanctuary for homeless cats and dogs , and I am confronted almost on a daily basis with cats that have been dumped by their owners they are cruel and heartless people, when you bring an animal into your life, it’s a life time commitment, and not just until vacation time arrives
Are these pets aged, and sickly, Tony? Or abused?
What are the laws concerning pet negligence, or abuse in Holland?
Oct 13, 2017
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#18
But oh no, if it was A dog in any of those cases the kids would have been in so much trouble.
