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He was told he could shoot the cat?? And the RSPCA said he could?? Thats awful. Those poor babies. Is the Mum dead then? Oh god...If they are 4-5 weeks old they will still be wanting Mums milk but you may just get away with it if there 5 weeks old. Some people let kittens leave Mum at 6 weeks, though 5 weeks is very early. Can cats protection not do anything? This has alarmed me.. |
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The police said it was ok to do it. He has wild rabbits living in his garden and the cat is supposed to haved killed them off. This villiage is a cat one and quiet a lot of people would be angry if they new about it. If i wasnt going away on friday i would have taken it now. I am frightened he is going to do something before Cats protection can help. jane |
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oh my goodness this is horrible I can't believe they were thinking about shooting the cat Why on earth would they do that???????????? GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR |
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Jane If your village is a cat loving village then a quiet word in a few neighbours ears may be a good thing. try and stop this from happening this way. Especially if your going away. I fear for those kittens.. |
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