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I bet the neighbours hold out a big "Thank You Banner" for you Smudgley......well at least they came forward and asked for help. Good on them. But I bet the numbers of unwanted homeless cats go down in that area next year. Karen |
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It's terrifying isn't it? That is SO common throughout the country you would think people had their heads in the sand or something (maybe they have)!! Well done you on trying to get these folks to understand that problem they have helped to create and to get them to start putting it right. Hopefully they will trap the outdoor cats and all will be well |
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You know what though, they were actually really nice people. They had a couple of cats, that had kittens & the rest is history. They have promised to get them all done & they've got my phone number to call me when they need a trap. They seemed to love their cats very much & I asked if we could maybe help to rehome some of the kittens, but they said no, they had made a consious decision to keep them as they couldn't find homes for them when they were younger. I said the 2 girls who've had 5 litters, should be done first & that it wasn't good on their health to just let them keep reproducing like that. They seemed to take on board what I'd told them.... and trotted off with their 17 free operations in their hand. |
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