[Durham Giant]

Should cats be controlled : Sat Feb 02, 2013 10:49 pm  

Whilst i dont mind cats i am not that great on them. As someone who enjoys wildlife i hate the way cats kill huge numbers of birds and animals I can understand why you would want a farm cat to keep down pests but your average urban moggie is not that useful. They should all be fitted with bells and possibly those sonic things that alert their prey they are coming. When you hear a frog crying when being caried around by a cat for fun you know what merciless killers they are. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... eth-morgan

Whilst i dont mind cats i am not that great on them. As someone who enjoys wildlife i hate the way cats kill huge numbers of birds and animals I can understand why you would want a farm cat to keep down pests but your average urban moggie is not that useful. They should all be fitted with bells and possibly those sonic things that alert their prey they are coming. When you hear a frog crying when being caried around by a cat for fun you know what merciless killers they are. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... eth-morgan

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sat Feb 02, 2013 10:53 pm  

Durham Giant wrote: Whilst i dont mind cats i am not that great on them. As someone who enjoys wildlife i hate the way cats kill huge numbers of birds and animals I can understand why you would want a farm cat to keep down pests but your average urban moggie is not that useful. They should all be fitted with bells and possibly those sonic things that alert their prey they are coming. When you hear a frog crying when being caried around by a cat for fun you know what merciless killers they are. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... eth-morgan any cat without a collar and a bell should be shot on sight like they used to do with rats. Anyone who complains about this should also be shot on sight.

Durham Giant wrote: Whilst i dont mind cats i am not that great on them. As someone who enjoys wildlife i hate the way cats kill huge numbers of birds and animals I can understand why you would want a farm cat to keep down pests but your average urban moggie is not that useful. They should all be fitted with bells and possibly those sonic things that alert their prey they are coming. When you hear a frog crying when being caried around by a cat for fun you know what merciless killers they are. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... eth-morgan any cat without a collar and a bell should be shot on sight like they used to do with rats. Anyone who complains about this should also be shot on sight.

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:17 pm  

I love cats, I have two rag doll cats but as they are indoor cats they don't cause any problems with killing wildlife. However I do agree outdoor cats should have to wear collars with bells as they are vicious little buggars, they often don't eat what they kill neither.

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:18 pm  

Should people be controlled? They destroy far more wildlife than cats.

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:19 pm  

I remember one of the cats in our neighbourhood catching a bird and torturing it, it didn't even want to eat it, it was just turned on by the kill, the sick feck.

Mind you that was nothing compared to what me and my mates did to the cat in revenge. At least it wasn't around to do those sick acts to any other animals after that.

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:57 pm  

Dally wrote:

Should people be controlled? They destroy far more wildlife than cats.

Indeed.

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sun Feb 03, 2013 12:06 am  

Dally wrote:

Should people be controlled? They destroy far more wildlife than cats.

Its Much easier to control cats and ther owners

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sun Feb 03, 2013 12:12 am  

j.c wrote:

Its Much easier to control cats and ther owners

You're not a cat owner then...

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sun Feb 03, 2013 1:42 am  

I've no problem with people owning cats as long as they keep them on there own property , Any that aren't should be shot.

Re: Should cats be controlled : Sun Feb 03, 2013 5:49 am  

B0NES wrote:

I've no problem with people owning cats as long as they keep them on there own property , Any that aren't should be shot.

Don't think cats will just roll over and accept that