Post by Admin on Oct 14, 2013 21:58:45 GMT -5
Cross-posted from AnonNews
October 5, 2013
Does manager take her cats home with her over the weekends ? I would think it would be animal abuse if she doesn't .
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October 6, 2013
no, the cats roam in slr freely 24/7, no collars are seen on these cats either.
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October 6, 2013
to above: why put collars on them ? would you want your cats to be recognized shitting in the neighbors flower beds ?
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October 7, 2013
NOT all pets can be recognized just by having a collar; if they are a legitimate "pet" they would: have AN owner or owners, they would have a rabies tag from the county w/a number on it that is exclusive to that particular animal, and, last, but certainly not least, they would not be roaming the streets 24/7.
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Anyone know of an update w/Animal Control, Vince and whoever else is involved in getting rid of the feral cats?
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October 14, 2013
Update coming in a couple of days, hopefully. They (Animal Control) have been to the office 2 times, but our manager was off or not available. They should be back in a couple of days. We still have cats living under the front office's crawl space. And they roam around freely.
A Cat Tale... ;-)
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Sunday's News Paper had a article by Dr.Mitsie Vargas out of Orchid Springs Animal Hospital in Winter Hayvn, about domestic cats, stray cats, and feral cats. She says, experts estimate the feral cat population in the US equals or even exceeds the "owned" cat population. She also talked how feral cats impact songbirds and other wildlife. Neighbors living near feral cat colonies are concerned about cats urinating and defecating in their yards.
And public health officials are concerned about potential transmission of disease, such as toxoplasmosis, plague and rabies.
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October 5, 2013
Does manager take her cats home with her over the weekends ? I would think it would be animal abuse if she doesn't .
______________________________________________________________
October 6, 2013
no, the cats roam in slr freely 24/7, no collars are seen on these cats either.
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October 6, 2013
to above: why put collars on them ? would you want your cats to be recognized shitting in the neighbors flower beds ?
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October 7, 2013
NOT all pets can be recognized just by having a collar; if they are a legitimate "pet" they would: have AN owner or owners, they would have a rabies tag from the county w/a number on it that is exclusive to that particular animal, and, last, but certainly not least, they would not be roaming the streets 24/7.
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Anyone know of an update w/Animal Control, Vince and whoever else is involved in getting rid of the feral cats?
________________________________________________________________
October 14, 2013
Update coming in a couple of days, hopefully. They (Animal Control) have been to the office 2 times, but our manager was off or not available. They should be back in a couple of days. We still have cats living under the front office's crawl space. And they roam around freely.
A Cat Tale... ;-)
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Sunday's News Paper had a article by Dr.Mitsie Vargas out of Orchid Springs Animal Hospital in Winter Hayvn, about domestic cats, stray cats, and feral cats. She says, experts estimate the feral cat population in the US equals or even exceeds the "owned" cat population. She also talked how feral cats impact songbirds and other wildlife. Neighbors living near feral cat colonies are concerned about cats urinating and defecating in their yards.
And public health officials are concerned about potential transmission of disease, such as toxoplasmosis, plague and rabies.
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