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BinkieHuckerback
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I should think so. What a dreadful thing to do to a cat.
restorer-john
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Humans do some terrible things to animals.
I'd say, make it perfectly legal as long as the owner has all their fingernails and toenails removed in the same way, at the same time...
I'd say, make it perfectly legal as long as the owner has all their fingernails and toenails removed in the same way, at the same time...
Vini darko
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In other cat news.....first mouse guts of the spring on the carpet tonight.
MakeMineVinyl
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My cat agrees that humans have done at least one wise thing.
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New York was the first to do this!
Our beasts never take time off.
The Lady and I just did our ritual cleaning under the bed, which is to say we cleaned their ritual graveyard of three birds and organs of at least 4 gophers.
Field mice (popcorn) are two bite affairs. Meadow Voles are a little more fun and sometimes there is a Spleen.
Gophers suck. First, they are juicy. And if mature, more than one meal. Usually we find a collection of digestive tract, spleen, and head… all thoughtfully arranged with some wild grasses to accent the moment.
Of course, there are birds, too. This is usually found in a range of different presentation from a light “esplosion” ( a few feathers and perhaps a wing) to the full ‘splosion with feathers in s 2’ radius and all sorts of various arrangement of parts.
One time, a baby turklet was carefully brought in by one of our little friends. It was not injured and we were able to get it out the door.
Another time there was a woodpecker. Everybody was interested until little Sparq let it go… none of them wanted anything to do with it. That was a little more challenging to get out the door, but eventually we did.
Sometimes Poppy will bring in one of our local lizards.
Lastly, while they will all catch them, none of them will eat the roof rats. Those are usually found whole and clean.
We have of course been woken up by critters being let loose in our bed. This includes an injured bird that could fly just enough to up the sport ante. The Lady and I just pulled the covers over our heads and hid until we heard the fateful “crunch.”
Sometimes they would lose something in the bed and I would have to help them find it.
This is part of living with 4 feral born obligatory predators.
Vini darko
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Suddenly I feel luckyOur beasts never take time off.
The Lady and I just did our ritual cleaning under the bed, which is to say we cleaned their ritual graveyard of three birds and organs of at least 4 gophers.
Field mice (popcorn) are two bite affairs. Meadow Voles are a little more fun and sometimes there is a Spleen.
Gophers suck. First, they are juicy. And if mature, more than one meal. Usually we find a collection of digestive tract, spleen, and head… all thoughtfully arranged with some wild grasses to accent the moment.
Of course, there are birds, too. This is usually found in a range of different presentation from a light “esplosion” ( a few feathers and perhaps a wing) to the full ‘splosion with feathers in s 2’ radius and all sorts of various arrangement of parts.
One time, a baby turklet was carefully brought in by one of our little friends. It was not injured and we were able to get it out the door.
Another time there was a woodpecker. Everybody was interested until little Sparq let it go… none of them wanted anything to do with it. That was a little more challenging to get out the door, but eventually we did.
Sometimes Poppy will bring in one of our local lizards.
Lastly, while they will all catch them, none of them will eat the roof rats. Those are usually found whole and clean.
We have of course been woken up by critters being let loose in our bed. This includes an injured bird that could fly just enough to up the sport ante. The Lady and I just pulled the covers over our heads and hid until we heard the fateful “crunch.”
Sometimes they would lose something in the bed and I would have to help them find it.
This is part of living with 4 feral born obligatory predators.
funny how people throw a tantrum for stuff like dog muzzle`s, yet they have no problem throwing down stake after stake every week.
macdonalds meat output alone is the slaughter of over 67.000 cattle per DAY. these people who think cutting cat claws is animal cruelty, have they ever seen a butcher house?
macdonalds meat output alone is the slaughter of over 67.000 cattle per DAY. these people who think cutting cat claws is animal cruelty, have they ever seen a butcher house?
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Uh-oh, diving into the paradox of what animals we are okay with bad things happening to and which ones we aren't; which ones we are fine with eating and which ones we aren't; maybe even invasive species that we now treat like they belong....
Loathecliff
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I toured a meat packing plant that kills and butchers ~2700 cattle per day. I was raised on a small farm and I have butchered thousands of birds and many pigs and cattle for meat. I was not prepared to see the scale of the packing plant. It was HUGE and everywhere one looked it was dead animals hanging from meat hooks. I'll never forget it and and the smell of blood and guts.
it's gotta be a crappy way to go out...
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I'll take the quick methods of killing most places use over slowly wasting away from some illness, likely in a nursing home away from my family. That's how everyone I've known in my family passed away, it's awful.
MakeMineVinyl
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Plenty, but we humans can't decode, much less understand, any of it.
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