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Old 04-21-2005, 02:44 PM   #14 (permalink)
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Re: Hunter Wants Open Season for Cats

Actually, birds can't always get food in the wild. People and development have seriously reduced the habitats of many wild animals. That's why people in Atlanta occasionally have black bears in their backyards.
As far as anyone suing someone for killing their pet cat....in most places the pet owner is breaking the law by allowing their pet to run around without a leash.......in that case, the pet owner could find themselves being arrested or possibly sued.

I'm not advocating killing cats...I am advocating people either taking responsibility for their pets or not having pets.

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Originally Posted by janelle
The birds can get food in the wild anytime. People feed the geese and they stay around all winter pooping all over people's yards. People wanted to kill the birds but our city won't let them and they are not an endangered species.

I'm not for killing any animal and I keep my cats in unless I'm supervising them. The will never have a chance to kill a bird. But it isn't the cats fault that people dump them to survive on their own. They have to eat and they do not know they are eating endangered species.

Rescue groups have humane traps for cats and then they adopt them out.
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