jeepchic20 wrote:I was just going to suggest they same thing. Mands I suggest you put this person on Ignore. You are being baited because this person is bored or has nothing better to do.
There's a button, it's called Ignore. Use it.
I GOT GUS BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posts: 8782 (11/09/2009 2:00 PM) |
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MandsLB8 |
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Posts: 6111 (11/09/2009 2:02 PM) |
well that seems like a problem that he wants to eat garbage. you should get that checked out. It's not natural.
I, on the other hand, have to go. Maybe I'll go get 5 more cats from the shelter and have them roam around my house today.. I'm not sure.. I'll let you know. |
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Tommy |
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Posts: 5185 (11/09/2009 2:03 PM) |
Actually, the dog in question was brought in starved and is obsessed (and i mean obsessed.) with food and food wrappers. We're working on it. It takes
awhile.
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 bubbletoez |
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Posts: 2872 (11/09/2009 2:05 PM) |
Ok, without reading all of the bantering, I'm just goign to make a suggestion.
My cat would LOVE to go outside. He's neutered and fully vaccinated and on Revolution for flea protection/ear mites. This weekend we stuck a wire dog crate with no plastic bottom out in the yard and put him in it all afternoon both Saturday and Sunday becuase it was nice out. He didn't get out, dogs couldn't eat him (like they could if he were on a leash or free roaming otuside) and he had a BALL watching the birds and squirrels running around. He was safe and secure and I didn't have to wrry about animals/people getting to him. 
Again, just a suggestion. |
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HappyCori |
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Posts: 1352 (11/09/2009 2:05 PM) |
JFC Tommy, why are you such an ass lick? Just because you work in a shelter does not mean you know everything about being a good pet owner. Why dont you try
showing some compassion towards the OP that she has been seperated from her pet?
STFU and STFD |
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KSS1079 |
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Posts: 9400 (11/09/2009 2:07 PM) |
I'm glad you found your cat
When are you going back with the police? I'm all anxious to see how this plays out.
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Tommy |
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Posts: 5186 (11/09/2009 2:07 PM) |
I don't show compassion to dumbasses who get what they ask for.
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MandsLB8 |
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Posts: 6113 (11/09/2009 2:10 PM) |
KSS1079 wrote: When the lady comes home. I'm actually starting to get pissed off because she's been gone since before 8pm last night and she still hasn't been home. I've been on the look out and my husband looked this morning around 6 am to see if she was home.. nothing. He's in there by himself, all alone for all this time. |
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MandsLB8 |
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Posts: 6117 (11/09/2009 2:15 PM) |
Tommy wrote:I don't have compassion for people who make up stories about their life. At least I'm actually pregnant boog. |
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blackcherry |
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Posts: 942 (11/09/2009 2:18 PM) |
One of our neighbors has a cat that roams around outside. When they first moved here they knocked on our doors, gave us chocolate chip cookies and told us not
to mind Mork (they have a dog named Mindy).
He comes on our deck a few times a week, we wave to him. He really only hangs out between like 7 houses in the neighborhood. |
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Posts: 2420 (11/09/2009 2:20 PM) |
Tell the cops you are worried about her well being because she is usually home now. When they go in, walk over there and say "oh my, there is my cat, I
will just grab him while I am here." (I know,you would get into trouble for that, just kidding) But it does suck.
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Posts: 11321 (11/09/2009 2:22 PM) |
Did you go over with the cops yet?
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Tommy |
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Posts: 5188 (11/09/2009 2:23 PM) |
Poor kid.
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MandsLB8 |
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Posts: 6120 (11/09/2009 2:24 PM) |
Tommy wrote: move along.. go troll someone else. |
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MandsLB8 |
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Posts: 6121 (11/09/2009 2:24 PM) |
RedLampDistrict wrote: she's still not home. |
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NancyOttawa |
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Posts: 8787 (11/09/2009 2:25 PM) |
Year's ago when I was a kid and we lived out where there was a lot of bush land, we used to let our cat out. As a matter of fact, he demanded it but after
he still got hit by a car from crossing from the bush to our place, we never let our cat's out again. We've all had cats and always kept them indoors.
My mom and dad actually had a cat several years ago that they only allowed her out on a leash in the backyard and when they were out there with her. She lived
until 17 years of age. My 16 year old cat is quite content to sit on my balcony all day and I have a thick tarp for her out there that she loves to scratch on.
But just because some people let their cat out, especially in their own backyard, doesn't mean they don't love their pet just as much as the next person. |
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the lakes slave |
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Posts: 64593 (11/09/2009 2:25 PM) |
I hate outside cats. Our neighbor's cat leaves murdered bunnies on our porch. Fucker.
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magnoliam |
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Posts: 5601 (11/09/2009 2:25 PM) |
Aww boo. I saw so many pages added to this i thought there might be another update
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MandsLB8 |
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Posts: 6123 (11/09/2009 2:28 PM) |
the lakes slave wrote: yeah that was the only complaint we ever got about Gus. He scared our neighbors daughter because it left a dead bunny on their porch. Whoops. |
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Posts: 15794 (11/09/2009 2:34 PM) Friendliest JJBer '09
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Omg kitty
 I hope you get him home soon! And that stupid
as hell woman needs an ass beating. I would be seething. I'm glad he keeps seeing you so that he knows you're there.
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