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In Reply to: RE: Did my good deed for the day! posted by painter27 on September 20, 2016 at 17:53:33:
Cat fights are not good for cats, nor their owners budgets. As we know too well.Mt Taylor Estate is not a safe place for young newly arrived, spayed male cats - naive ones.
There are several large, territorial, mature male 'pet' cats, who are aggressive, with WGAS owners.
We are within a nature park, and there are feral foxes, wild (feral cross with dingo) dogs, and feral tom-cats, who visit regularly, and kill pet cats.
Buddy would not be older than 6 months, he was wet, and he was crying. I could not know how far away he was from, nor how close he turned out to b e based. Never seen him before.
LBNLeast!? Dondi Trollop was throwing herself in spitting puff-ball fury at the window, from inside.
And, letting him in was not in my plans, ever. Finding the human's who were responsible for a kitten being out in the poring rain was my aim, and I did.
Situation needed resolution, and got it. Temporary I'd ween.
The witless woman - whose daughter's cat Buddy is - was full of excuses, but that's all too typical.
Peace now reigns, and I've made friends with Buddy.
Our two are now kept in by the very successful clear-plastic spike strips.
{:~)} !
Warmest
Tim Bailey
Skeptical Measurer & Audio Scrounger
Edits: 09/20/16 09/21/16
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