Just show something cool: Part 416283

Originally Posted by Bronte
I admit I know nothing about pets, but my buddy had a cat that was a stray outside cat. She found him in New York while on vacation and brought him to Florida. That cat apparently needed to be outdoors at some points of time. Apparently he would go bonkers inside the house. He didn't even use the litter box. He went to the bathroom while walking the dog. And he didn't need a leash. He just walked next to the dog and did his thing.

They wished he stayed indoors 100% of the time but the cat had other ideas. In the end he passed outside and it took days to find him. So in some instances I kinda see why a cat might need to go outside. But if it was raised indoor all its life I would certainly keep it indoors...

Originally Posted by Bronte
The cat had the best years of its life with my buddy. She loved that cat like her own children. When the neighbor kicked the cat and shifted the inside organs to God knows where, she spend more than 2k on emergency vet bills without flinching.

Even I liked that cat. He was truly something special.

Originally Posted by Byrdibyrd
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Originally Posted by Bronte
The cat had the best years of its life with my buddy. She loved that cat like her own children. When the neighbor kicked the cat and shifted the inside organs to God knows where, she spend more than 2k on emergency vet bills without flinching.

Even I liked that cat. He was truly something special.

A good cat is one of the best pets you could ever have. I'd drop money on mine, too, if they needed it. I spent a small fortune on my Copper over her lifetime because she had periodontal disease and needed dental cleanings.

PS: If a neighbour kicked my cat I would see to it that SOB paid for every dime of treatment for the cat and you can be sure I'd press charges, too.

Originally Posted by ticktocktyler
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Originally Posted by Byrdibyrd
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Originally Posted by Bronte
The cat had the best years of its life with my buddy. She loved that cat like her own children. When the neighbor kicked the cat and shifted the inside organs to God knows where, she spend more than 2k on emergency vet bills without flinching.

Even I liked that cat. He was truly something special.

A good cat is one of the best pets you could ever have. I'd drop money on mine, too, if they needed it. I spent a small fortune on my Copper over her lifetime because she had periodontal disease and needed dental cleanings.

PS: If a neighbour kicked my cat I would see to it that SOB paid for every dime of treatment for the cat and you can be sure I'd press charges, too.

Yeah I don't like that either. I charged a guy once when I watched him kick a squirrel that was on his porch. The squirrel was brave and climbed right back up in defiance and to get kicked a second time. That time I got out of my car and started across his lawn inviting him to kick me. Pussy went into his house and closed the door. Squirrel stayed on the porch.

Sometimes things work out. I hate seeing people being cruel to animals for no reason. There IS no reason to. My favorite recent story was the trophy hunter that got attacked and drowned by a crocodile.

Originally Posted by EbayMafia
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Originally Posted by Byrdibyrd
I'll confess to feeling some satisfaction whenever I hear about some 'trophy hunter' getting what's coming to 'em. Remember the @$$ who shot a 'trophy buck' that was up on a hill or something above him and it fell on top of him and that was the end of that?

I can understand people experiencing schadenfreude in situations like this. But attending the funeral would greatly diminish ones enjoyment. Meeting the widow. The children who lost their father. The parents who lost their son. At least I hope it would.