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Do you believe this is true???A friend sent me some of these pictures in an email. I can't attach them here, but found their source easily enough. Here's the link: http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=3...with-thumbnail The pictures must be real, mustn't they - but can anyone think of a reason why anyone would go to such lengths when cats are just so beautiful anyway???? (Having said that, I think the sun/moon cats are very attractive!). More money than sense perhaps????
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I couldn't get it to open, said I wasn't authorized or something similar. But I get the idea; cats are being painted; that is utter rubbish IMO!!! |
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What a load of nonsense. And it will promote people to whack any old paint on their animals. How wrong is that. I admit, on special occasions i use facepaints to paint my dogs, i've done it for Christmas, for stylised photography, etc, but its only little features, like swirls or holly leaves and berries on the back... and facepaint is free of nasty and harmful chemicals. |
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I can see that done well, it does have a certain aesthetic appeal. But on a moral and ethical level I don't agree with it in any way. It does send out the wrong message to the human race in general with regard to the respect of animals. |
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