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25 Jan 10
11:31
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a few weeks back i posted a thread on here on how to get rid of a cat.
i tried all the relevent places ie cats protection and the like with no success.
due to the fact the cat is a right pain in the arse it had to go.
and i already own 2,the cat was one year old.
finally last night i tried letting it out of the front door and hopeing it would just go..it wouldnt,
so i stuck it in a box and took it down the end of the street onto a field and let him roam free.
my last image was looking back and seeing him peeping at me behind a bush.
after a sleepless night i went back to see if i could see him as the guilt is too much to take..and there was no sign of young fred.
just hope he can avoid the foxes and make his own way.
i tried all the relevent places ie cats protection and the like with no success.
due to the fact the cat is a right pain in the arse it had to go.
and i already own 2,the cat was one year old.
finally last night i tried letting it out of the front door and hopeing it would just go..it wouldnt,
so i stuck it in a box and took it down the end of the street onto a field and let him roam free.
my last image was looking back and seeing him peeping at me behind a bush.
after a sleepless night i went back to see if i could see him as the guilt is too much to take..and there was no sign of young fred.
just hope he can avoid the foxes and make his own way.
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I've got a cat and he's two-timing on me, every time i put out food he doesnt come back that night, when I dont he's scratching at the door.
Don't worry, they're very resourceful and usually find their own way through life.
Don't worry, they're very resourceful and usually find their own way through life.
you are neglecting your cat-to me that is beyond the pail
Hope you never have kids that p1ss you off!
yep one of the kids were in the box aswell
;) Hope he comes back safe and soon, especially if more cold weather is imminent. Then hopefully you will get another chance to rehome it. Expect some fireworks when Cannyman sees this thread though!
thanks mate...gonna go looking again tonight..
put right what ive done.
simple truth is though there is no help out there with regards rehomeing
put right what ive done.
simple truth is though there is no help out there with regards rehomeing
Rumours that an elderly gentleman in the Bradford vicinty was seen literally[b] PUCE and Boiling with a face like a purple barage ballon!
Punters in the local billys descibed him as "Perpendicular with seething rage"
Punters in the local billys descibed him as "Perpendicular with seething rage"
lets hope the little knut dont come sh***ng in my garden
25 Jan 13:51
REHOMEING - what does this mean?
Think it is an American State
REHOMEING - what does this mean?
Think it is an American State
to repeat crescit post - is there any news of lonely Fred
With a friend like alexander supertramp you don't need enemies!
The Cat That Walked by Himself - Rudyard Kipling
"He will kill mice, and he will be kind to babies when he is in the house, just as long as they do not pull his tail too hard. But when he has done that, and between times, and when the moon gets up and night comes, he is the Cat that walks by himself, and all places are alike to him. Then he goes out to the Wet Wild Woods or up the Wet Wild Trees or on the Wet Wild Roofs, waving his wild tail and walking by his wild lone."
"He will kill mice, and he will be kind to babies when he is in the house, just as long as they do not pull his tail too hard. But when he has done that, and between times, and when the moon gets up and night comes, he is the Cat that walks by himself, and all places are alike to him. Then he goes out to the Wet Wild Woods or up the Wet Wild Trees or on the Wet Wild Roofs, waving his wild tail and walking by his wild lone."
according to rspca that is 5000 fine and up to 3 months
i fear that your guilt may not be the only thing being ridden .
Everytime you see a bird in your garden ( a native of these lands) remember that this little guy might not be there if your cat (not a native of these lands) was still around.
Enjoy your garden birds, and next time you see a cat, put it out of it's misery with a shovel.
Enjoy your garden birds, and next time you see a cat, put it out of it's misery with a shovel.
won't be many cats as miserable as most of the folk on chit chat, pass me the shovel....
I don't mean as in 'kill him' because of the heartless behaviour towards cats
I mean the thought of a cat in a bondage situation in a box might see him explode all over the over 80s bingo morning
I mean the thought of a cat in a bondage situation in a box might see him explode all over the over 80s bingo morning
you have to get photos of him for a proper search, have them pinned to trees and lamposts, offer a reward etc
I have a good feeling about this. I'm sure Fred will land on his feet.
my last image was looking back and seeing him peeping at me behind a bush
Haunting
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Haunting
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Talking of haunting
Any chance of bumping up yer Paul Shane thread ;)
Any chance of bumping up yer Paul Shane thread ;)
rehoming is indeed a problem, if all cats were neutered and spayed, it would gradually cease to be. hope fred's safe.
no no no don't say that steptoes. oh too late.
babeeee BABEEEE.
babeeee BABEEEE.
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