Texita Draw SASS#77940 Posted June 29 Posted June 29 Looks like my gun cart is out of commission for a while. IMG_8827.mov 18 4 Quote
watab kid Posted June 29 Posted June 29 yup , it looks like your cart was selected to be the nursery for a bit , thinking the cat knew how much you loved your cart and would be receptive to the additions to the family , 1 Quote
Sheriff Dill Posted June 29 Posted June 29 That’s awesome she chose there to have them. Either she feels very close to your heart by choosing that or she’s trying to win you over lol. Or she just gave you the green light to make/buy a new one 😁 1 Quote
Flying W Ramrod Posted June 29 Posted June 29 Everyone of them rascals should be gettin a cowboy/cowgirl name. 2 2 Quote
Geronimo Jim SASS # 21775 Posted June 29 Posted June 29 Best post of the day.....nope week..............nope whole month! 6 Quote
watab kid Posted June 30 Posted June 30 most interesting gun cart for sure , my question would be wh is asking for a kitten , my dog i]snt looking for a room mate even tho he might think it fun im not in for another animal , Quote
doc roy l. pain Posted June 30 Posted June 30 Next time you go shoot just hang a sign on it that says “free kittens” lol 6 Quote
watab kid Posted July 1 Posted July 1 it certainly is not the place i might have thought mom would choose but i get that they want you to love and accept their new brood and picking one of your favorite places/possessions to insure you might accept them into your home , Quote
Nostrum Damus SASS #110702 Posted July 1 Posted July 1 Sure, everyone loves kittens, but ... time for some high-horse ridin' .... Mom is pretty obviously yours? And not fixed? Why not? You in the business of breeding cats? And I certainly hope that the female kittens will be fixed at the earliest correct opportunity. We do NOT need more feral cats in this world. It is a very serious problem -- mostly for the cats and even more for the birds -- and us humans are largely responsible for it. Take a look at this website for more information and what you can do to help our feline friends lead happier and healthier lives. There are similar organizations in many locations throughout the country. https://www.thefelinefix.org/ 1 Quote
Dantankerous Posted July 1 Posted July 1 Very, very cool! Momcat doing it right... a safe place at home. 1 Quote
watab kid Posted July 2 Posted July 2 21 hours ago, Nostrum Damus SASS #110702 said: Sure, everyone loves kittens, but ... time for some high-horse ridin' .... Mom is pretty obviously yours? And not fixed? Why not? You in the business of breeding cats? And I certainly hope that the female kittens will be fixed at the earliest correct opportunity. We do NOT need more feral cats in this world. It is a very serious problem -- mostly for the cats and even more for the birds -- and us humans are largely responsible for it. Take a look at this website for more information and what you can do to help our feline friends lead happier and healthier lives. There are similar organizations in many locations throughout the country. https://www.thefelinefix.org/ some good points and great questions here , would love to see the response , as my dog was fixed right away so i dont have these issues in my garage or home Quote
Nostrum Damus SASS #110702 Posted July 2 Posted July 2 1 hour ago, watab kid said: some good points and great questions here , would love to see the response , as my dog was fixed right away so i dont have these issues in my garage or home The thing is ... many thousands of unwanted kittens and cats are euthanized every year at shelters that do so -- though not all shelters do it -- every year in America. Anyone who wants a kitten can get one, nearly free of charge, from the nearest shelter. Why bring more kittens into the world unless you are a breeder? And many shelters have "no kill" policies, but to get around that problem they just send the unadopted kittens and older cats to other shelters that do euthanize. Houston shelters euthanize, and shipments of unadopted cats and kittens from all over the country arrive here just to be euthanized. And truly feral cats cannot be adopted to become indoor cats -- they are wild animals. So the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Release) programs do what they can to try to slow the feral population growth, but funds for those programs are hard to come by. Think about it. Quote
watab kid Posted July 3 Posted July 3 20 hours ago, Nostrum Damus SASS #110702 said: The thing is ... many thousands of unwanted kittens and cats are euthanized every year at shelters that do so -- though not all shelters do it -- every year in America. Anyone who wants a kitten can get one, nearly free of charge, from the nearest shelter. Why bring more kittens into the world unless you are a breeder? And many shelters have "no kill" policies, but to get around that problem they just send the unadopted kittens and older cats to other shelters that do euthanize. Houston shelters euthanize, and shipments of unadopted cats and kittens from all over the country arrive here just to be euthanized. And truly feral cats cannot be adopted to become indoor cats -- they are wild animals. So the TNR (Trap-Neuter-Release) programs do what they can to try to slow the feral population growth, but funds for those programs are hard to come by. Think about it. thats sad , im not in favor of that , i do see an issue with cat reproduction that is resulting in this problem Quote
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