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Old August 18th 03, 03:18 PM
kaeli
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enlightened us with...

In theory, that's great, but that's not what happens. There
aren't enough homes. Do you know how hard it is finding someone
to take an adult cat?


Why, yes, I volunteer at a shelter. Funny how many declaws we
have, too.


You're grasping at straws. People give their cats away for a miriad of
stupid reasons, whether the cat has claws or not.



Funny how you missed the entire point below. The post had nothing to do
with why people give up cats - I said there are already declawed cats at
shelters if you want one. You don't need to mutilate one that has its
claws.

If you disagree with a point, do try to counter-point with something
relevant, eh?


There is no justification or rationalization for mutilation.

If she wanted one with no claws, there are plenty of already
declawed cats at the shelter. She should have adopted one of those
rather than mutilate yet another animal that is already aggressive
and will now probably become a biter. Not all declawed cats bite,
of course, and I'm not saying they do. An animal that is already
aggressive will find a way to continue to be so. He doesn't have
claws. He now has only teeth. Good luck.


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Old August 18th 03, 03:18 PM
kaeli
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In article ,
enlightened us with...

In theory, that's great, but that's not what happens. There
aren't enough homes. Do you know how hard it is finding someone
to take an adult cat?


Why, yes, I volunteer at a shelter. Funny how many declaws we
have, too.


You're grasping at straws. People give their cats away for a miriad of
stupid reasons, whether the cat has claws or not.



Funny how you missed the entire point below. The post had nothing to do
with why people give up cats - I said there are already declawed cats at
shelters if you want one. You don't need to mutilate one that has its
claws.

If you disagree with a point, do try to counter-point with something
relevant, eh?


There is no justification or rationalization for mutilation.

If she wanted one with no claws, there are plenty of already
declawed cats at the shelter. She should have adopted one of those
rather than mutilate yet another animal that is already aggressive
and will now probably become a biter. Not all declawed cats bite,
of course, and I'm not saying they do. An animal that is already
aggressive will find a way to continue to be so. He doesn't have
claws. He now has only teeth. Good luck.


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~kaeli~
Why do people who know the least know it the loudest?
If that cell phone was up your a$$, maybe you could
drive a little better!
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