Cat play circle

"Mary" posted
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rec.pets.cats.health+behav on Tue, 26 Oct 2004 06:25:16 GMT:


"Cat Protector" wrote in message
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That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?

You are aware of the natural order of things.
Predator - prey etc?

Cats EAT mice. Deal with it.
It's in their fuzzy nature.



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account immediately.

"Mary" wrote in message m...
"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?
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eXactly! got to completely agree - well.. I assume the above reply =
same as mine... it matters not that it's a mouse - it's a living
small creature that deserves to live, regardless of anything! I'v
rescued quite a few over the years - it might be natural for cats to
hunt, but if they bring anything home that's alive and can be saved -
I'll save it!
A few days back I was calling in one of our cats - spotted him in a
garden looking intensely at something... couldnt make it out in the
late evening light.. he batted it - it moved.. what the?? a thrush
fallen out of it's nest - feathered but weeks away from being out n
about! what choice was there - leave it to meet a nasty end.. or pick
it up and make a nest in an old birdcage?
as it was late -I half filled a bucket with dry grass.. the next
morning about to bring it out and try and feed it... the parent birds
flew around when they heard it -- next the bucket was placed hanging
in the tree - where I assumed the nest was - it was quite amusing to
see the parent birds trying to figure out this bucket!! ? they soon
did and were back feeding their chick regularly. It doesnt matter
what the creature is.. a lost chick or a mouse... size does not
determine whether it deserves to live or not, or even it's percieved
reputation. Pests are only pests to us - their only making use of the
environment we create for them. it's not their fault.

"Mary" wrote in message m...
"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?
----------------------------------------
eXactly! got to completely agree - well.. I assume the above reply =
same as mine... it matters not that it's a mouse - it's a living
small creature that deserves to live, regardless of anything! I'v
rescued quite a few over the years - it might be natural for cats to
hunt, but if they bring anything home that's alive and can be saved -
I'll save it!
A few days back I was calling in one of our cats - spotted him in a
garden looking intensely at something... couldnt make it out in the
late evening light.. he batted it - it moved.. what the?? a thrush
fallen out of it's nest - feathered but weeks away from being out n
about! what choice was there - leave it to meet a nasty end.. or pick
it up and make a nest in an old birdcage?
as it was late -I half filled a bucket with dry grass.. the next
morning about to bring it out and try and feed it... the parent birds
flew around when they heard it -- next the bucket was placed hanging
in the tree - where I assumed the nest was - it was quite amusing to
see the parent birds trying to figure out this bucket!! ? they soon
did and were back feeding their chick regularly. It doesnt matter
what the creature is.. a lost chick or a mouse... size does not
determine whether it deserves to live or not, or even it's percieved
reputation. Pests are only pests to us - their only making use of the
environment we create for them. it's not their fault.

"Jason" wrote in message
m...
"Mary" wrote in message
m...
"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have
the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?
----------------------------------------
eXactly! got to completely agree - well.. I assume the above reply = same
as mine... it matters not that it's a mouse - it's a living small creature
that deserves to live, regardless of anything!

Yep. Anyone who would willingly watch any little creattre get tortured to
death has a lose screw.

"Jason" wrote in message
m...
"Mary" wrote in message
m...
"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have
the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?
----------------------------------------
eXactly! got to completely agree - well.. I assume the above reply = same
as mine... it matters not that it's a mouse - it's a living small creature
that deserves to live, regardless of anything!

Yep. Anyone who would willingly watch any little creattre get tortured to
death has a lose screw.

"K. A. Cannon" wrote in message
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"Mary" posted
in
rec.pets.cats.health+behav on Tue, 26 Oct 2004 06:25:16 GMT:


"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have
the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?

You are aware of the natural order of things.
Predator - prey etc?

Cats EAT mice. Deal with it.
It's in their fuzzy nature.


**** off Kevvie. Doesn't Gary need his butt licked today?

"K. A. Cannon" wrote in message
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"Mary" posted
in
rec.pets.cats.health+behav on Tue, 26 Oct 2004 06:25:16 GMT:


"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have
the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?

You are aware of the natural order of things.
Predator - prey etc?

Cats EAT mice. Deal with it.
It's in their fuzzy nature.


**** off Kevvie. Doesn't Gary need his butt licked today?

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enlightened us with...

"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?

Cats eat mice.
Even if they ARE cute.

Better than humans dissecting them and NOT eating them, IMO.

/I dunno, I'm tired

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He's your God, they're your rules - you burn in Hell.
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http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace

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enlightened us with...

"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?

Cats eat mice.
Even if they ARE cute.

Better than humans dissecting them and NOT eating them, IMO.

/I dunno, I'm tired

--
--
~kaeli~
He's your God, they're your rules - you burn in Hell.
http://www.ipwebdesign.net/wildAtHeart
http://www.ipwebdesign.net/kaelisSpace

"kaeli" wrote in message
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In article ,
enlightened us with...

"Cat Protector" wrote in message
news:FQlfd.87231$tU4.82510@okepread06...
That was a very nice thing to do but why didn't you let the cats have
the
mouse?


What the hell is wrong with you?

Cats eat mice.
Even if they ARE cute.

Better than humans dissecting them and NOT eating them, IMO.

/I dunno, I'm tired

--
If the goddamned cats have access to canned food there is no reason for
their owner to allow them to torture anything to death. Period. Hell,
Geoffrey Dahmer ate what he killed, but don't you wish he'd just had a Lean
Cuisine?