The horrors of some people - Page 2

Chad · #11 06-10-2004, 03:11 AM

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Originally Posted by smokinreefer

the tenant at my new house has 2 cats...

and i have 2 B I G dogs...

Yeah, that could be a scary combination.. Though I doubt your dogs are all too worried

reefhawk · #12 06-10-2004, 03:31 AM

why is that? A cat some how worked its way into my chicken coop (despite my best efforts to make it predator proof). Managed to get it into a cage and have no way of knowing who it belongs to. Wondering if i should go door to door with it or just take it to the spca and hope the owner looks there. It only managed to get a rooster who was brave enough to protect his "girls". Not mad at the cat or even the owner, just wonder if it is possible to build a predator proof coop. Kind of thinking it might be a big hassle if i go door to door and somebody gets all confrontational and such. Anyways my point is if the cat had a licence or tag I could find out who it belongs to and make sure it gets home safely.
p.s. Chad - Glad your cat is home safe and sound.

smokinreefer · #13 06-10-2004, 05:17 AM

hah, my dogs arent worried...
the cats will motivate them to gets some exercise and maybe a good meal!

oops, did i say that out loud?!

as for the chicken coop cat... drop it off at the SPCA... anybody who has lost a pet will usually check there first.

Quinn · #14 06-10-2004, 05:23 AM

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Originally Posted by reefhawk

A cat some how worked its way into my chicken coop (despite my best efforts to make it predator proof).

I know that feeling. Be glad you don't have weasels, those damn thing nuked half the birds in my pigeon loft a few years back.

EmilyB · #15 06-10-2004, 05:27 AM

I caught 14 stray cats with a cat trap.

AJ_77 · #16 06-10-2004, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by EmilyB

I caught 14 stray cats with a cat trap.

Cats come in YOUR yard?!? Lucky thing the trap caught them, then...

Aquattro · #17 06-10-2004, 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by EmilyB

I caught 14 stray cats with a cat trap.

I bet that brings down the dog food bill, huh? Where would one find one of these traps?

Chad · #18 06-10-2004, 05:34 PM

Even tho my cat is an indoor, I am now considering getting him tatooed. And yes, I think the SPCA is your best choice, I called there for a day to find out if someone had dropped him off..

on another note, I keep seeing the worst in people, someone was taking down our posters about our cat and tearing them up and throwing them on the ground.

I just love our society these day

Beverly · #19 06-10-2004, 07:04 PM

Microchips are a good alternative to tatooing. Don't know how expensive they are compared to tattoos.

Chad · #20 06-10-2004, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Beverly

Microchips are a good alternative to tatooing. Don't know how expensive they are compared to tattoos.

Problem with a microchip is that the person who finds him does not know that he belongs to someone.

Atleast with a Tattoo the person can immediately tell that this is a lost cat.