79 YEAR OLD WOMAN SENTENCED TO JAIL

[HoughMade]

...She is getting another hearing.

...However, I have no doubt that she will be extended mercy once again (she doesn't have to report until August 11) and she will, again, ignore the law. Actually, it may be time for the kids to evaluate whether their Mom can comply with the law.

Called it.

Thanks for the update.

 

[Ziggidy]

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Her top is on backwards.....

 

[Gabriel]

I My tenants complain about cat crap in their gardens, their childs sand box and there are always paw prints and sometimes scratches on their cars from cats.

If you go out at night and look around, I'm sure you'd be surprised at how many "stray" cats are out there. When I'm patrolling at night, I see cats everywhere. You really can't go a block without seeing at least two or three. They seem to like to sit on top of cars for some reason, possibly to avoid being eaten by coyotes or fox.

 

[JettaKnight]

Nor am I. Disgusting creatures.

Evil, annoying, stupid, difficult, destructive, bloodthirsty, worthless... all appropriate descriptors for cats, but disgusting? That's a new one.


But, too be fair, I'd label dogs as disgusting. To each his own, I guess.


I posted this elsewhere, but what about this cat?

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Good gracious, those ones in the video look and act like a bunch of neighborhood I/O cats that know where they can get a snack. Mine are nothing like that. There will be a couple out front, anytime I'm doing something out there I'm supervised, but even at feeding time I'll have three or four hanging out waiting for me quietly. Afterward, they'll wander off or hang out on the deck with me, but none of that commotion. They'll groom or whatever, last night I had one laying there like roadkill he was so relaxed.

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Yeah, mine pretty much goes out and comes in just like the dogs. Doesn't leave our yard, doesn't bother the birds, but does get the occasional chipmunk and voles and mice. She's happy just hanging on the deck with me and the dogs.

 

[2Lucky]

Maybe IF she behaves in jail she can get a early release..........

 

[Rookie]

So...you're part of the problem. I don't want your damn cats in my yard. If you can't control them expect them to die.

A few summers ago, a neighbor posted "missing cat" posters all over the place. Was that you?

 

[Thor]

A few summers ago, a neighbor posted "missing cat" posters all over the place. Was that you?

Unlikely. I just don't like that some folks feel the world is their litter box and everyone should be okay with that (you could substitute ashtray, garbage can, parking lot, grass dump or any number of disrespectful things).

 

[churchmouse]

Some years ago we had a crazy old lady near us that put out food for anything that was hungry. The area became over ran with Ferrells. It was a mess. You put a steady food source in place and "Everything" will move in and start dropping liters. It took years to cull this mess down. Now we see some pet cats out roaming but they do not stay in our yard long. They are not welcome here. If I want a pet I will go and get one. Cats are a pain in the butt.
We are not animal haters by any measure. Our G-kids have some serious allergy's and cats are among them. They crap in the flower beds and ruined the sand box. One Ferrell dropped a liter under the deck. Screw this crap.

 

[churchmouse]

Yeah, mine pretty much goes out and comes in just like the dogs. Doesn't leave our yard, doesn't bother the birds, but does get the occasional chipmunk and voles and mice. She's happy just hanging on the deck with me and the dogs.

Now that is a proper pet.

 

[Mr Evilwrench]

I just returned from taking one of my ferals in to the clinic to be turned into a neut. No more kittens from her.

 

[Sigblitz]

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[JettaKnight]

Some years ago we had a crazy old lady near us that put out food for anything that was hungry. The area became over ran with Ferrells. It was a mess. You put a steady food source in place and "Everything" will move in and start dropping liters. It took years to cull this mess down. Now we see some pet cats out roaming but they do not stay in our yard long. They are not welcome here. If I want a pet I will go and get one. Cats are a pain in the butt.
We are not animal haters by any measure. Our G-kids have some serious allergy's and cats are among them. They crap in the flower beds and ruined the sand box. One Ferrell dropped a liter under the deck. Screw this crap.

 

[DoggyDaddy]

Now that is a proper pet.

She really is an awesome cat. I never used to be a cat person, but this is our second one. I think having them grow up around dogs helps. One nice thing is, if I want to go to the lake for a couple of days without pets, she can stay home on her own with no worries. I just make sure she has enough food and water to last, and of course she uses her litter box. Left the dogs for 10 hours today (inside) and had a soaked potty pad to clean up, so there's that...

ETA: Actually we had a third, but only for a few months. When DoggyMama's aunt passed away, we "inherited" her old male cat (Shadow) that hated everybody. Didn't want to be around people at all. After about a month with us and the dogs and other cat...

When he passed away (just of old age), it hit me hard. I miss that cat to this day. We've always had female animals and I've been the only male in the house. It was the first time I'd gotten to say "Good boy!" in a long time. I nicknamed him "Squeaker" because he didn't really meow... just made a little squeaking noise.