Re: A new addition to the family
Posted: Mon May 11, 2020 9:46 am
It's a nice looking pussy cat, they are cute when young and playful. Not into cats myself doggie person and dogs are easily trained to not attack wildlife, unlike cats. Take my dogs for a run every morning just after dawn and they see heaps of wildlife, even get really close to wallabies, but have trained them to leave them alone and they do. It's the horses they chase and get chased by, which can be pretty hilarious to watch as the horses love playing with the dogs and chasing them across the paddocks.
Sadly caught and drowned 5 cats in the last couple of weeks, we have close to an epidemic of cats down here, people that don't want their cats leave the cities and dump their cats in the bush. Have nothing against cats, not their fault, but they do destroy a huge number of local wildlife everywhere. Really hate having to drown them, but not other option sadly. Some are easy to handle, some are feral, really wild and some are huge and fill the cage.
Hope yours has a long happy and non lethal life
Sadly caught and drowned 5 cats in the last couple of weeks, we have close to an epidemic of cats down here, people that don't want their cats leave the cities and dump their cats in the bush. Have nothing against cats, not their fault, but they do destroy a huge number of local wildlife everywhere. Really hate having to drown them, but not other option sadly. Some are easy to handle, some are feral, really wild and some are huge and fill the cage.
Hope yours has a long happy and non lethal life