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Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works.
Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. He won't be going outside again. Miche is definitely not feral. Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. |
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I'm glad he'll be getting a nice warm home.
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> wrote in message
... > Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. > Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. > Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. > He won't be going outside again. > Miche is definitely not feral. > Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. Cheri |
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On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote:
> > wrote in message > ... >> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >> Miche* will be coming home today at 3:30. >> He won't be going outside again. >> Miche is definitely not feral. >> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. > > > Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you don't > know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who loves > cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she opened > the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted flyers > etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when someone > called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it was and > they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. > > Cheri A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. Sheldon might want to advertise on social media locally that he has a new stray in house. |
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"esta vieja casa" > wrote in message
... > On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote: >> > wrote in message >> ... >>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>> He won't be going outside again. >>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >> >> >> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you don't >> know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who loves cats >> ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she opened the >> front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted flyers etc., >> she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when someone called and >> told her they thought it was under their porch, it was and they were >> reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >> >> Cheri > > A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. > > Sheldon might want to advertise on social media locally that he has a new > stray in house. As long as the owners weren't using him for paid stud service (the cat, not Sheldon) :) Cheri |
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On 1/25/2018 12:46 PM, Cheri wrote:
> "esta vieja casa" > wrote in message > ... >> On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>> >>> >>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted >>> flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when >>> someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it >>> was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. >> >> Sheldon might want to advertise on social media locally that he has a >> new stray in house. > > > As long as the owners weren't using him for paid stud service (the cat, > not Sheldon) :) > > Cheri > > https://imgur.com/a/XIsri |
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On 1/25/2018 10:46 AM, Cheri wrote:
> "esta vieja casa" > wrote in message > ... >> On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>> >>> >>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted >>> flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when >>> someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it >>> was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. >> >> Sheldon might want to advertise on social media locally that he has a >> new stray in house. > > > As long as the owners weren't using him for paid stud service (the cat, > not Sheldon) :) > > Cheri Lol, uh huh... The headboards can't take him and kitty spray! |
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On 1/25/2018 11:10 AM, esta vieja casa wrote:
> On 1/25/2018 12:46 PM, Cheri wrote: >> "esta vieja casa" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote: >>>> > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>>> >>>> >>>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, >>>> posted flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks >>>> later when someone called and told her they thought it was under >>>> their porch, it was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS >>>> situation. >>>> >>>> Cheri >>> >>> A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. >>> >>> Sheldon might want to advertise on social media locally that he has a >>> new stray in house. >> >> >> As long as the owners weren't using him for paid stud service (the >> cat, not Sheldon) :) >> >> Cheri > > > > > https://imgur.com/a/XIsri \ forged. |
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On 1/25/2018 1:43 PM, esta vieja casa wrote:
> On 1/25/2018 11:10 AM, esta vieja casa wrote: >> On 1/25/2018 12:46 PM, Cheri wrote: >>> "esta vieja casa" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote: >>>>> > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>>>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend >>>>> who loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day >>>>> when she opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the >>>>> cat, posted flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of >>>>> weeks later when someone called and told her they thought it was >>>>> under their porch, it was and they were reunited. Definitely not a >>>>> POS situation. >>>>> >>>>> Cheri >>>> >>>> A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. >>>> >>>> Sheldon might want to advertise on social media locally that he has >>>> a new stray in house. >>> >>> >>> As long as the owners weren't using him for paid stud service (the >>> cat, not Sheldon) :) >>> >>> Cheri >> *> >> *> >> https://imgur.com/a/XIsri > \ > forged. > > https://groups.google.com/forum/#!search/casa$20boner My mental health professional has directed me to apologize to this group at large and to Marty and Steven in specific for acting out here. A change in my medications is being made to address a disorder I have been experiencing this summer. I will be monitored, but I am no longer allowed to engage in certain activities I previously have enjoyed as they exacerbate my condition. I apologize for being disruptive, in a better state of mind this was generally not an issue for me. |
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On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote:
> > wrote in message > ... >> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >> Miche* will be coming home today at 3:30. >> He won't be going outside again. >> Miche is definitely not feral. >> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. > > > Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you don't > know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who loves > cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she opened > the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted flyers > etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when someone > called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it was and > they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. > > Cheri Sometimes cats do escape, that's true. But, my cat Persia had been dumped. Someone moved away and left her behind. She showed up at my door because she wanted inside a nice warm place. Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be a neighbors' cat? I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming around to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) for a while now. I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans. Unfortunately, people abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. Jill |
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On 1/25/2018 2:21 PM, jmcquown wrote:
> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be a > neighbors' cat?* I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming > around to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) for > a while now.* I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. > > Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans.* Unfortunately, people > abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. Apparently people with acreage and a barn are often where people think it's okay to drop off their unwanted cats. nancy |
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On 1/25/2018 12:46 PM, Cheri wrote:
> "esta vieja casa" > wrote in message > ... >> On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>> >>> >>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted >>> flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when >>> someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it >>> was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. >> >> Sheldon might want to advertise on social media Sheldon on social media? I'm cracking up! > As long as the owners weren't using him for paid stud service (the cat, > not Sheldon) :) > > Cheri I'm reminded of an episode from a TV show, The King of Queens. Ray Romano brought home a "stray" bull dog. He had it neutered, then the owner showed up. Turned out it was a stud champion bull dog. ;) Jill |
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"jmcquown" > wrote in message
... > On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >> > wrote in message >> ... >>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>> He won't be going outside again. >>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >> >> >> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you don't >> know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who loves cats >> ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she opened the >> front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted flyers etc., >> she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when someone called and >> told her they thought it was under their porch, it was and they were >> reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >> >> Cheri > > Sometimes cats do escape, that's true. But, my cat Persia had been > dumped. Someone moved away and left her behind. She showed up at my door > because she wanted inside a nice warm place. > > Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be a > neighbors' cat? I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming around > to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) for a while > now. I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. > > Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans. Unfortunately, people > abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. > > Jill True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone dumped Persia, I'm curious. Cheri |
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"jmcquown" > wrote in message
... > On 1/25/2018 12:46 PM, Cheri wrote: >> "esta vieja casa" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote: >>>> > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>>> >>>> >>>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted >>>> flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when >>>> someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it >>>> was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>>> >>>> Cheri >>> >>> A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. >>> >>> Sheldon might want to advertise on social media > > Sheldon on social media? I'm cracking up! > >> As long as the owners weren't using him for paid stud service (the cat, >> not Sheldon) :) >> >> Cheri > > I'm reminded of an episode from a TV show, The King of Queens. Ray Romano > brought home a "stray" bull dog. He had it neutered, then the owner > showed up. Turned out it was a stud champion bull dog. ;) > > Jill LOL, I saw something like that on Judge Judy too, someone had found a dog and had it fixed, then it turned out to be a dog used for breeding, it also turned out that the person that was suing had used that poor dog over and over with not much time in between, so in that case it was a good thing. :) Cheri |
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On 1/25/2018 2:28 PM, Cheri wrote:
> "jmcquown" > wrote in message > ... >> On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>> >>> >>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted >>> flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when >>> someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it >>> was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> Sometimes cats do escape, that's true.* But, my cat Persia had been >> dumped.* Someone moved away and left her behind.* She showed up at my >> door because she wanted inside a nice warm place. >> >> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be >> a neighbors' cat?* I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming >> around to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) >> for a while now.* I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. >> >> Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans.* Unfortunately, people >> abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. >> >> Jill > > > True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat > at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone > dumped Persia, I'm curious. > > Cheri I don't know for *sure* but I went to great lengths to find out who might have lost her. I took pictures, posted flyers, called all the area vets and shelters. Is anyone missing what looks like a Russian Blue cat? (A trip to the vet showed she had been spayed and front declawed, BTW.) There was a a couple who lived in a duplex across the street from my apartment complex. They had a lot of cats. I'd see the cats outside all the time. The people picked up and moved but left the cats. I suspect that's where Persia came from. The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon for people to leave pets behind. Sometimes they found them shut up inside the empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to rent. Left with a bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else. Who knows how long those pets were shut inside. There are definitely some POS people in the world when it comes to abandoning pets. Jill |
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"jmcquown" wrote in message ... On 1/25/2018 2:28 PM, Cheri wrote: > "jmcquown" > wrote in message > ... >> On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>> >>> >>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted >>> flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when >>> someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it >>> was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> Sometimes cats do escape, that's true. But, my cat Persia had been >> dumped. Someone moved away and left her behind. She showed up at my >> door because she wanted inside a nice warm place. >> >> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be >> a neighbors' cat? I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming >> around to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) >> for a while now. I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. >> >> Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans. Unfortunately, people >> abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. >> >> Jill > > > True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat > at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone > dumped Persia, I'm curious. > > Cheri I don't know for *sure* but I went to great lengths to find out who might have lost her. I took pictures, posted flyers, called all the area vets and shelters. Is anyone missing what looks like a Russian Blue cat? (A trip to the vet showed she had been spayed and front declawed, BTW.) There was a a couple who lived in a duplex across the street from my apartment complex. They had a lot of cats. I'd see the cats outside all the time. The people picked up and moved but left the cats. I suspect that's where Persia came from. The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon for people to leave pets behind. Sometimes they found them shut up inside the empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to rent. Left with a bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else. Who knows how long those pets were shut inside. There are definitely some POS people in the world when it comes to abandoning pets. Jill == You can say that again:( |
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On 2018-01-25 2:48 PM, jmcquown wrote:
> The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon > for people to leave pets behind.Â* Sometimes they found them shut up > inside the empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to rent. > Â*Left with a bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else.Â* Who knows > how long those pets were shut inside.Â* There are definitely some POS > people in the world when it comes to abandoning pets. > When my son was living in Montreal he was asked to look after someone's cat for a couple weeks. He ended up doing it for a few months but was having a hard time because of a severe allergy to cats. He got his roommate to do it for a while. He ended up moving out of town and doesn't know what came of the cat or how long that old roommate looked after it. |
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On Thursday, January 25, 2018 at 10:32:36 AM UTC-6, Sheldon wrote:
> > Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. > Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. > Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. > He won't be going outside again. > Miche is definitely not feral. > Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. > Whether he was abandoned or not, you did the right thing by having him spayed and his shots. He has probably been living like a prince, now he can live like a king. |
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"jmcquown" > wrote in message
... > On 1/25/2018 2:28 PM, Cheri wrote: >> "jmcquown" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >>>> > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>>> >>>> >>>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted >>>> flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when >>>> someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it >>>> was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>>> >>>> Cheri >>> >>> Sometimes cats do escape, that's true. But, my cat Persia had been >>> dumped. Someone moved away and left her behind. She showed up at my door >>> because she wanted inside a nice warm place. >>> >>> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be a >>> neighbors' cat? I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming >>> around to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) for >>> a while now. I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. >>> >>> Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans. Unfortunately, people >>> abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. >>> >>> Jill >> >> >> True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat >> at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone >> dumped Persia, I'm curious. >> >> Cheri > > I don't know for *sure* but I went to great lengths to find out who might > have lost her. I took pictures, posted flyers, called all the area vets > and shelters. Is anyone missing what looks like a Russian Blue cat? (A > trip to the vet showed she had been spayed and front declawed, BTW.) > > There was a a couple who lived in a duplex across the street from my > apartment complex. They had a lot of cats. I'd see the cats outside all > the time. The people picked up and moved but left the cats. I suspect > that's where Persia came from. > > The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon for > people to leave pets behind. Sometimes they found them shut up inside the > empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to rent. Left with a > bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else. Who knows how long those > pets were shut inside. There are definitely some POS people in the world > when it comes to abandoning pets. > > Jill Then you have a pretty good reason for thinking that, lucky Persia that she came to your door. :) Yes, there have been instances where an owner died and the *family* dumped the animals instead of making arrangements for them, they are true POS! Cheri |
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On 1/25/2018 3:20 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2018-01-25 2:48 PM, jmcquown wrote: > >> The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon >> for people to leave pets behind.Â* Sometimes they found them shut up >> inside the empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to >> rent. Â*Â*Left with a bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else. >> Who knows how long those pets were shut inside.Â* There are definitely >> some POS people in the world when it comes to abandoning pets. >> > > > When my son was living in Montreal he was asked to look after someone's > cat for a couple weeks. He ended up doing it for a few months but was > having a hard time because of a severe allergy to cats. I'm sorry, what? If your son was allergic to cats he should have never taken on that task. And if the owners cared they should have found someone else. > He got his roommate to do it for a while. He ended up moving out of town and > doesn't know what came of the cat or how long that old roommate looked > after it. > And so... your son shuffled off the responsibility to his roommate who took off and no one knows what happened to the cat? Wowsa. Jill |
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 12:41:48 -0800, "Cheri" >
wrote: >"jmcquown" > wrote in message ... >> On 1/25/2018 2:28 PM, Cheri wrote: >>> True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat >>> at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone >>> dumped Persia, I'm curious. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> I don't know for *sure* but I went to great lengths to find out who might >> have lost her. I took pictures, posted flyers, called all the area vets >> and shelters. Is anyone missing what looks like a Russian Blue cat? (A >> trip to the vet showed she had been spayed and front declawed, BTW.) >> >> There was a a couple who lived in a duplex across the street from my >> apartment complex. They had a lot of cats. I'd see the cats outside all >> the time. The people picked up and moved but left the cats. I suspect >> that's where Persia came from. >> >> The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon for >> people to leave pets behind. Sometimes they found them shut up inside the >> empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to rent. Left with a >> bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else. Who knows how long those >> pets were shut inside. There are definitely some POS people in the world >> when it comes to abandoning pets. >> >> Jill > > >Then you have a pretty good reason for thinking that, lucky Persia that she >came to your door. :) Yes, there have been instances where an owner died and >the *family* dumped the animals instead of making arrangements for them, >they are true POS! I agree, but is it worse than slaughtering and eating animals? |
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On 1/25/2018 3:41 PM, Cheri wrote:
> "jmcquown" > wrote in message > ... >> On 1/25/2018 2:28 PM, Cheri wrote: >>> "jmcquown" > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >>>>> > wrote in message >>>>> ... >>>>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>>>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend >>>>> who loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day >>>>> when she opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the >>>>> cat, posted flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of >>>>> weeks later when someone called and told her they thought it was >>>>> under their porch, it was and they were reunited. Definitely not a >>>>> POS situation. >>>>> >>>>> Cheri >>>> >>>> Sometimes cats do escape, that's true. But, my cat Persia had been >>>> dumped. Someone moved away and left her behind. She showed up at my >>>> door because she wanted inside a nice warm place. >>>> >>>> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really >>>> be a neighbors' cat? I know they can traverse afar but it's been >>>> coming around to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat >>>> toys) for a while now. I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a >>>> chip, too. >>>> >>>> Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans. Unfortunately, people >>>> abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. >>>> >>>> Jill >>> >>> >>> True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the >>> cat at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that >>> someone dumped Persia, I'm curious. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> I don't know for *sure* but I went to great lengths to find out who >> might have lost her.* I took pictures, posted flyers, called all the >> area vets and shelters.* Is anyone missing what looks like a Russian >> Blue cat?* (A trip to the vet showed she had been spayed and front >> declawed, BTW.) >> >> There was a a couple who lived in a duplex across the street from my >> apartment complex.* They had a lot of cats.* I'd see the cats outside >> all the time.* The people picked up and moved but left the cats.* I >> suspect that's where Persia came from. >> >> The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon >> for people to leave pets behind.* Sometimes they found them shut up >> inside the empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to >> rent. Left with a bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else.* Who >> knows how long those pets were shut inside.* There are definitely some >> POS people in the world when it comes to abandoning pets. >> >> Jill > > > Then you have a pretty good reason for thinking that, lucky Persia that > she came to your door. :) I think so. It was very cold that night. It was January, supposed to get down to 23F. She kept meowing outside. When she refused to leave I drove to the store. Bought a cheap bag of cat food, a litterbox and litter and a couple of pet food bowls. I told myself if she was still there when I got home, I'd let her in. She was, and I did. She came inside, marched around the place, looked things over and decided yes, she was home. :) > Yes, there have been instances where an owner > died and the *family* dumped the animals instead of making arrangements > for them, they are true POS! > > Cheri There's that, too. I adopted Buffy after her owner died. It is important to make sure someone will be taking care of your pets if something should happen to you. Buffy was a bit hesitant here but that's because she was bullied by another cat in her former household. She's now the sweetest, snuggliest not shy cat ever. :) Jill Jill |
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On 2018-01-25 2:59 PM, Ophelia wrote:
> > The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon > for people to leave pets behind.Â* Sometimes they found them shut up > inside the empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to rent. > Â*Left with a bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else.Â* Who knows > how long those pets were shut inside.Â* There are definitely some POS > people in the world when it comes to abandoning pets. > > Jill > > == > > You can say that again:( > > Congratulations for climbing out of the filter in order to reply with 72 lines of quoted text going back through 5 previous posts in order to put in you 5 word comment. |
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On 1/25/2018 12:27 PM, jmcquown wrote:
> On 1/25/2018 12:46 PM, Cheri wrote: >> "esta vieja casa" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On 1/25/2018 10:02 AM, Cheri wrote: >>>> > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>>> >>>> >>>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, >>>> posted flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks >>>> later when someone called and told her they thought it was under >>>> their porch, it was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS >>>> situation. >>>> >>>> Cheri >>> >>> A fair point, kitties do get out and get lost. >>> >>> Sheldon might want to advertise on social media > > Sheldon on social media?* I'm cracking up! Not really...what you are doing is being a hypocrite by posting a reply to me via someone else's posting. But hey, what else isn't new with you dear? Your killfile is just a ruse, you read and pot shot all. |
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On 1/25/2018 12:28 PM, Cheri wrote:
> "jmcquown" > wrote in message > ... >> On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>> >>> >>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who >>> loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she >>> opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted >>> flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when >>> someone called and told her they thought it was under their porch, it >>> was and they were reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> Sometimes cats do escape, that's true.* But, my cat Persia had been >> dumped.* Someone moved away and left her behind.* She showed up at my >> door because she wanted inside a nice warm place. >> >> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be >> a neighbors' cat?* I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming >> around to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) >> for a while now.* I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. >> >> Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans.* Unfortunately, people >> abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. >> >> Jill > > > True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat > at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone > dumped Persia, I'm curious. > > Cheri Maybe she used a pet whisperer/psychic like Jules did... |
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On 1/25/2018 1:41 PM, jmcquown wrote:
> On 1/25/2018 3:20 PM, Dave Smith wrote: >> On 2018-01-25 2:48 PM, jmcquown wrote: >> >>> The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all >>> uncommon for people to leave pets behind.Â* Sometimes they found them >>> shut up inside the empty apartments when they went in to get them >>> ready to rent. Â*Â*Left with a bowl of kibble and some water and >>> nothing else. Who knows how long those pets were shut inside.Â* There >>> are definitely some POS people in the world when it comes to >>> abandoning pets. >>> >> >> >> When my son was living in Montreal he was asked to look after >> someone's cat for a couple weeks. He ended up doing it for a few >> months but was having a hard time because of a severe allergy to cats. > > I'm sorry, what?Â* If your son was allergic to cats he should have never > taken on that task. Sure, why be a nice guy, there's no percentage in that... > And if the owners cared they should have found > someone else. Clearly so. >> He got hisÂ* roommate to do it for a while. He ended up moving out of >> town and doesn't know what came of the cat or how long that old >> roommate looked after it. >> > And so... your son shuffled off the responsibility to his roommate who > took off and no one knows what happened to the cat?Â* Wowsa. > > Jill Ever see what cat allergies do to some folks? Not a pretty sight. As for the roomie, get real, 2 nice people got scammed by owners who likely wanted to abandon their kitty. I swear, you've blamed everyone but the perps. |
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 14:11:55 -0500, jmcquown >
wrote: >On 1/25/2018 11:32 AM, wrote: >> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >> He won't be going outside again. >> Miche is definitely not feral. >> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >> >Thank you for taking care of Mish. I joked about him not having enough >toys in another thread. I think he's definitely an indoor cat. There >are feral cats on Dataw (tended to by a volunteer organization) but they >wouldn't have a clue what cat toys are for. Mish, Mich, whatever you >call him, it doesn't sound like he belongs outdoors. > >Jill I've been involved with enough house cats and feral cats to know the differences. Miche is definately a house cat that could not have survived here outdoors. Anyway the Vet says he's about two years old, weighs 21 pounds, and is in excellent health, and now Miche has a forever home. He loves toys so I will be checking to buy him more. Meanwhile he is recuperating in a back room and will be allowed out to roam about tomorrow morning. I'm very glad that after being dumped he found his way to our deck. People at Animal Kind said cats are dumped every day. They only charged us $20 because we addopted him, had we left him as a feral it would have been $70 and they would have notched his ear. Animal Kind knew that we donate a lot of money so thanked us profusely for giving Miche a forever home. The woman there said he's a lovely cat and wished she could have kept him. |
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 11:28:40 -0800, "Cheri" >
wrote: >"jmcquown" > wrote in message ... >> On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >>> > wrote in message >>> ... >>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>> >>> >>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you don't >>> know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who loves cats >>> ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she opened the >>> front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted flyers etc., >>> she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when someone called and >>> told her they thought it was under their porch, it was and they were >>> reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>> >>> Cheri >> >> Sometimes cats do escape, that's true. But, my cat Persia had been >> dumped. Someone moved away and left her behind. She showed up at my door >> because she wanted inside a nice warm place. >> >> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be a >> neighbors' cat? I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming around >> to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) for a while >> now. I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. >> >> Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans. Unfortunately, people >> abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. >> >> Jill > > >True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat at >Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone dumped >Persia, I'm curious. > >Cheri You're obviously not a cat person. |
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> On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 14:11:55 -0500, jmcquown > > wrote: > >> On 1/25/2018 11:32 AM, wrote: >>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>> He won't be going outside again. >>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>> >> Thank you for taking care of Mish. I joked about him not having enough >> toys in another thread. I think he's definitely an indoor cat. There >> are feral cats on Dataw (tended to by a volunteer organization) but they >> wouldn't have a clue what cat toys are for. Mish, Mich, whatever you >> call him, it doesn't sound like he belongs outdoors. >> >> Jill > > I've been involved with enough house cats and feral cats to know the > differences. Miche is definately a house cat that could not have > survived here outdoors. > Anyway the Vet says he's about two years old, weighs 21 pounds, and is > in excellent health, and now Miche has a forever home. He loves toys > so I will be checking to buy him more. Meanwhile he is recuperating > in a back room and will be allowed out to roam about tomorrow morning. > I'm very glad that after being dumped he found his way to our deck. > People at Animal Kind said cats are dumped every day. > They only charged us $20 because we addopted him, had we left him as a > feral it would have been $70 and they would have notched his ear. > Animal Kind knew that we donate a lot of money so thanked us profusely > for giving Miche a forever home. The woman there said he's a lovely > cat and wished she could have kept him. > That's great Popeye! Did the woman have huge gigantic breasts? Did yoose get a date with her? We all hope so. I am surprised she didn't jump your sexy bones on the spot, yoose handsome sailor man. |
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jmcquown wrote:
> On 1/25/2018 3:41 PM, Cheri wrote: >> "jmcquown" > wrote in message >> ... >>> On 1/25/2018 2:28 PM, Cheri wrote: >>>> "jmcquown" > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >>>>>> > wrote in message >>>>>> ... >>>>>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>>>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>>>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>>>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>>>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>>>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>>>>> don't know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend >>>>>> who loves cats ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day >>>>>> when she opened the front door) She was half crazy looking for the >>>>>> cat, posted flyers etc., she finally found the cat a couple of >>>>>> weeks later when someone called and told her they thought it was >>>>>> under their porch, it was and they were reunited. Definitely not a >>>>>> POS situation. >>>>>> >>>>>> Cheri >>>>> >>>>> Sometimes cats do escape, that's true. But, my cat Persia had been >>>>> dumped. Someone moved away and left her behind. She showed up at my >>>>> door because she wanted inside a nice warm place. >>>>> >>>>> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really >>>>> be a neighbors' cat? I know they can traverse afar but it's been >>>>> coming around to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with >>>>> cat toys) for a while now. I'm sure the vet would have scanned for >>>>> a chip, too. >>>>> >>>>> Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans. Unfortunately, people >>>>> abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. >>>>> >>>>> Jill >>>> >>>> >>>> True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the >>>> cat at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that >>>> someone dumped Persia, I'm curious. >>>> >>>> Cheri >>> >>> I don't know for *sure* but I went to great lengths to find out who >>> might have lost her. I took pictures, posted flyers, called all the >>> area vets and shelters. Is anyone missing what looks like a Russian >>> Blue cat? (A trip to the vet showed she had been spayed and front >>> declawed, BTW.) >>> >>> There was a a couple who lived in a duplex across the street from my >>> apartment complex. They had a lot of cats. I'd see the cats outside >>> all the time. The people picked up and moved but left the cats. I >>> suspect that's where Persia came from. >>> >>> The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all >>> uncommon for people to leave pets behind. Sometimes they found them >>> shut up inside the empty apartments when they went in to get them >>> ready to rent. Left with a bowl of kibble and some water and nothing >>> else. Who knows how long those pets were shut inside. There are >>> definitely some POS people in the world when it comes to abandoning >>> pets. >>> >>> Jill >> >> >> Then you have a pretty good reason for thinking that, lucky Persia >> that she came to your door. :) > > I think so. It was very cold that night. It was January, supposed to > get down to 23F. She kept meowing outside. When she refused to leave I > drove to the store. Bought a cheap bag of cat food, a litterbox and > litter and a couple of pet food bowls. I told myself if she was still > there when I got home, I'd let her in. She was, and I did. She came > inside, marched around the place, looked things over and decided yes, > she was home. :) > >> Yes, there have been instances where an owner died and the *family* >> dumped the animals instead of making arrangements for them, they are >> true POS! >> >> Cheri > > There's that, too. I adopted Buffy after her owner died. It is > important to make sure someone will be taking care of your pets if > something should happen to you. Buffy was a bit hesitant here but > that's because she was bullied by another cat in her former household. > She's now the sweetest, snuggliest not shy cat ever. :) > > Jill > > Jill Kudos to Penfart for sheltering the stray cat. I have a cat that came here almost 9 years ago. I just hope he doesn't abuse the animal in some of his ritual sexual fantasies. He is pretty sick and could get worse anytime. |
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... > On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 12:41:48 -0800, "Cheri" > > wrote: > >>"jmcquown" > wrote in message ... >>> On 1/25/2018 2:28 PM, Cheri wrote: > >>>> True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat >>>> at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone >>>> dumped Persia, I'm curious. >>>> >>>> Cheri >>> >>> I don't know for *sure* but I went to great lengths to find out who >>> might >>> have lost her. I took pictures, posted flyers, called all the area vets >>> and shelters. Is anyone missing what looks like a Russian Blue cat? (A >>> trip to the vet showed she had been spayed and front declawed, BTW.) >>> >>> There was a a couple who lived in a duplex across the street from my >>> apartment complex. They had a lot of cats. I'd see the cats outside >>> all >>> the time. The people picked up and moved but left the cats. I suspect >>> that's where Persia came from. >>> >>> The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon >>> for >>> people to leave pets behind. Sometimes they found them shut up inside >>> the >>> empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to rent. Left with >>> a >>> bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else. Who knows how long >>> those >>> pets were shut inside. There are definitely some POS people in the >>> world >>> when it comes to abandoning pets. >>> >>> Jill >> >> >>Then you have a pretty good reason for thinking that, lucky Persia that >>she >>came to your door. :) Yes, there have been instances where an owner died >>and >>the *family* dumped the animals instead of making arrangements for them, >>they are true POS! > > I agree, but is it worse than slaughtering and eating animals? No comparison and a stupid statement actually. Cheri |
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... > On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 11:28:40 -0800, "Cheri" > > wrote: > >>"jmcquown" > wrote in message ... >>> On 1/25/2018 12:02 PM, Cheri wrote: >>>> > wrote in message >>>> ... >>>>> Michelin went to the Vet this morning for The Works. >>>>> Animal Kind charges only $20 for exam, shots, and spay. >>>>> Miche will be coming home today at 3:30. >>>>> He won't be going outside again. >>>>> Miche is definitely not feral. >>>>> Mich was a house cat that some sick POS dumped. >>>> >>>> >>>> Good for you taking him in and getting him neutered, however...you >>>> don't >>>> know that some "sick POS dumped" him. I have a good friend who loves >>>> cats >>>> ( a much loved house cat of hers escaped one day when she opened the >>>> front door) She was half crazy looking for the cat, posted flyers etc., >>>> she finally found the cat a couple of weeks later when someone called >>>> and >>>> told her they thought it was under their porch, it was and they were >>>> reunited. Definitely not a POS situation. >>>> >>>> Cheri >>> >>> Sometimes cats do escape, that's true. But, my cat Persia had been >>> dumped. Someone moved away and left her behind. She showed up at my >>> door >>> because she wanted inside a nice warm place. >>> >>> Sheldon lives so far out in the middle of nowhere, could it really be a >>> neighbors' cat? I know they can traverse afar but it's been coming >>> around >>> to eat (and he posted a pic in another thread with cat toys) for a while >>> now. I'm sure the vet would have scanned for a chip, too. >>> >>> Friendly cat, not afraid of toys or humans. Unfortunately, people >>> abandoning pets is an all too common occurrence. >>> >>> Jill >> >> >>True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat at >>Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone dumped >>Persia, I'm curious. >> >>Cheri > > You're obviously not a cat person. You're obviously not a sane person, but don't let that stop you from making a fool of yourself on a regular basis...oh wait. Cheri |
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 17:53:32 -0800, "Cheri" >
wrote: >"Bruce" > wrote in message .. . >> On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 12:41:48 -0800, "Cheri" > >> wrote: >> >>>"jmcquown" > wrote in message ... >>>> On 1/25/2018 2:28 PM, Cheri wrote: >> >>>>> True, but...it doesn't necessarily follow that some POS dropped the cat >>>>> at Sheldon's, which was my only point. How do you know that someone >>>>> dumped Persia, I'm curious. >>>>> >>>>> Cheri >>>> >>>> I don't know for *sure* but I went to great lengths to find out who >>>> might >>>> have lost her. I took pictures, posted flyers, called all the area vets >>>> and shelters. Is anyone missing what looks like a Russian Blue cat? (A >>>> trip to the vet showed she had been spayed and front declawed, BTW.) >>>> >>>> There was a a couple who lived in a duplex across the street from my >>>> apartment complex. They had a lot of cats. I'd see the cats outside >>>> all >>>> the time. The people picked up and moved but left the cats. I suspect >>>> that's where Persia came from. >>>> >>>> The manager at my apartment complex told me it was not at all uncommon >>>> for >>>> people to leave pets behind. Sometimes they found them shut up inside >>>> the >>>> empty apartments when they went in to get them ready to rent. Left with >>>> a >>>> bowl of kibble and some water and nothing else. Who knows how long >>>> those >>>> pets were shut inside. There are definitely some POS people in the >>>> world >>>> when it comes to abandoning pets. >>>> >>>> Jill >>> >>> >>>Then you have a pretty good reason for thinking that, lucky Persia that >>>she >>>came to your door. :) Yes, there have been instances where an owner died >>>and >>>the *family* dumped the animals instead of making arrangements for them, >>>they are true POS! >> >> I agree, but is it worse than slaughtering and eating animals? > > >No comparison and a stupid statement actually. > >Cheri Miche is recovering well, he's eating up a storm. Tomorrow he will get full run of the house. |
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On Thursday, January 25, 2018 at 3:54:35 PM UTC-10, Cheri wrote:
> > > No comparison and a stupid statement actually. > > Cheri Living organisms are being killed and eaten by other organisms at a staggering rate. The dominant motif here on planet Earth is killing or being killed, or eating or getting eaten. Humans will wipe that concept completely out of their minds and that's a good thing because the reality is certainly horrible and depressing. The good news is that as a species, we don't kill all that much on this planet of killing and death. OTOH, as a species, we're the only ones that feel bad about killing being a natural fact of life. OTOH, the killing for food on Earth is unsustainable. The food of the future will be microorganisms and products of microorganisms. We'll still be killing for our foods but at least they won't have mournful eyes. http://theoatmeal.com/comics/cats_actually_kill |
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"dsi1" > wrote in message
... On Thursday, January 25, 2018 at 3:54:35 PM UTC-10, Cheri wrote: > > > No comparison and a stupid statement actually. > > Cheri Living organisms are being killed and eaten by other organisms at a staggering rate. The dominant motif here on planet Earth is killing or being killed, or eating or getting eaten. Humans will wipe that concept completely out of their minds and that's a good thing because the reality is certainly horrible and depressing. The good news is that as a species, we don't kill all that much on this planet of killing and death. OTOH, as a species, we're the only ones that feel bad about killing being a natural fact of life. OTOH, the killing for food on Earth is unsustainable. The food of the future will be microorganisms and products of microorganisms. We'll still be killing for our foods but at least they won't have mournful eyes. http://theoatmeal.com/comics/cats_actually_kill ====== Fine, in my lifetime I will eat meat. Cheri |
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 17:53:32 -0800, "Cheri" >
wrote: >"Bruce" > wrote in message .. . >> On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 12:41:48 -0800, "Cheri" > >> wrote: >>> >>>Then you have a pretty good reason for thinking that, lucky Persia that >>>she >>>came to your door. :) Yes, there have been instances where an owner died >>>and >>>the *family* dumped the animals instead of making arrangements for them, >>>they are true POS! >> >> I agree, but is it worse than slaughtering and eating animals? > > >No comparison and a stupid statement actually. You're worried and caring about one animal and then you eat the other animal. Talk about Dr Jekyll and Mrs Cheri. |
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On Thu, 25 Jan 2018 19:27:58 -0800, "Cheri" >
wrote: >"dsi1" > wrote in message ... >On Thursday, January 25, 2018 at 3:54:35 PM UTC-10, Cheri wrote: >> >> >> No comparison and a stupid statement actually. >> >> Cheri > >Living organisms are being killed and eaten by other organisms at a >staggering rate. The dominant motif here on planet Earth is killing or being >killed, or eating or getting eaten. Humans will wipe that concept completely >out of their minds and that's a good thing because the reality is certainly >horrible and depressing. > >The good news is that as a species, we don't kill all that much on this >planet of killing and death. OTOH, as a species, we're the only ones that >feel bad about killing being a natural fact of life. OTOH, the killing for >food on Earth is unsustainable. The food of the future will be >microorganisms and products of microorganisms. We'll still be killing for >our foods but at least they won't have mournful eyes. > >http://theoatmeal.com/comics/cats_actually_kill > > >====== > >Fine, in my lifetime I will eat meat. That's up to you. Just don't worry too much about a cat here or a dog there, because that's totally hypocritical. |
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