On 08 Jan 2004 00:37:49 GMT, (Luvskats00) wrote:

You swapped one cage for another. If you had not been so selfish they
would have stood the chance of getting a proper home.

Pssst ... don't show the world you're a complete moron! An apartment vs. a
cage in Petco? Did you have a lobotomy?

A gage is a cage - end of story.

--
Bob.

Light travels faster than sound. This is why you appear bright until
we hear you talk.

On 08 Jan 2004 04:05:57 GMT, (GovtLawyer) wrote:

You swapped one cage for another. If you had not been so selfish they
would have stood the chance of getting a proper home

That is pretty dim witted remark. Do you know how many there are like that?
Oh, perhaps you think they should stay in the 2 X 4 cage forever, or perhaps
they should be euthanized.

Why would I think that?

The problem with you, is that you offer no alternatives. Even a fool like you
can't believe that all pet owners should open up their doors and let their pets
out to fend for themselves?

Your stupidity is showing.

If having a pet is putting one in a cage, what is
the alternative?

The correct homing of a cat - where it is free to spend at least some
time each day outdoors with the freedom to roam as its will dictates.

I assume, that you aren't a pet owner.

You assume wrong.

I certainly hope not; you're too cold,
belligerent, and immature to deserve the pleasurable companionship of a pet.

I've kept cats for over 40 years. I've fostered cats for the last 12
years - including rescued cats who have been abused by being kept in
24/7, in some cases for years. Working with those cats, sometimes for
months, to help them build a proper life is very rewarding.

In addition I help raise money for a number of shelters - including
acting as advisor to a number of shelters in North America.

--
Bob.

You have not been charged for this lesson. Please pass it to all your
friends so they may learn as well.

On 08 Jan 2004 04:05:57 GMT, (GovtLawyer) wrote:

You swapped one cage for another. If you had not been so selfish they
would have stood the chance of getting a proper home

That is pretty dim witted remark. Do you know how many there are like that?
Oh, perhaps you think they should stay in the 2 X 4 cage forever, or perhaps
they should be euthanized.

Why would I think that?

The problem with you, is that you offer no alternatives. Even a fool like you
can't believe that all pet owners should open up their doors and let their pets
out to fend for themselves?

Your stupidity is showing.

If having a pet is putting one in a cage, what is
the alternative?

The correct homing of a cat - where it is free to spend at least some
time each day outdoors with the freedom to roam as its will dictates.

I assume, that you aren't a pet owner.

You assume wrong.

I certainly hope not; you're too cold,
belligerent, and immature to deserve the pleasurable companionship of a pet.

I've kept cats for over 40 years. I've fostered cats for the last 12
years - including rescued cats who have been abused by being kept in
24/7, in some cases for years. Working with those cats, sometimes for
months, to help them build a proper life is very rewarding.

In addition I help raise money for a number of shelters - including
acting as advisor to a number of shelters in North America.

--
Bob.

You have not been charged for this lesson. Please pass it to all your
friends so they may learn as well.

Bob renchley the twit aka

says

In addition I help raise money for a number of shelters - including
acting as advisor to a number of shelters in North America.


Where in North America? In the US, the prevailing policy, position and view is
to keep cat indoors...it's safer.

Bob renchley the twit aka

says

In addition I help raise money for a number of shelters - including
acting as advisor to a number of shelters in North America.


Where in North America? In the US, the prevailing policy, position and view is
to keep cat indoors...it's safer.

On 08 Jan 2004 11:42:54 GMT, (Luvskats00) wrote:

Bob renchley the twit aka

says

In addition I help raise money for a number of shelters - including
acting as advisor to a number of shelters in North America.


Where in North America?

Currently 6 in the US and 1 in Canada.

In the US, the prevailing policy, position and view is
to keep cat indoors...it's safer.

No it isn't and no it isn't.

--
Bob.

You have not been charged for this lesson. Please pass it to all your
friends so they may learn as well.

On 08 Jan 2004 11:42:54 GMT, (Luvskats00) wrote:

Bob renchley the twit aka

says

In addition I help raise money for a number of shelters - including
acting as advisor to a number of shelters in North America.


Where in North America?

Currently 6 in the US and 1 in Canada.

In the US, the prevailing policy, position and view is
to keep cat indoors...it's safer.

No it isn't and no it isn't.

--
Bob.

You have not been charged for this lesson. Please pass it to all your
friends so they may learn as well.

Still a jackass I see - you're un-flipping-real you know that? Get over it.
Here in the US when you adopt a cat out of a shelter they give you at least
three provisions: you get it fixed to prevent over population, you get it's
shots ASAP if they're needed -AND- you keep the indoors - some even add in
the "please do no declaw"

I'm so glad I have a life - I haven't been on this newsgroup regularly for
ages and here you are still posting your drivel - my god man - get outside
like you like your cats to do - you need another hobby.

LeeAnne
proud mom of Max, 100% indoor, or supervised outdoor kitty

"Bob Brenchley." wrote in message
...

In the US, the prevailing policy, position and view is
to keep cat indoors...it's safer.

No it isn't and no it isn't.

--
Bob.

You have not been charged for this lesson. Please pass it to all your
friends so they may learn as well.