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Abandoned/dumped kittens
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Graham59
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Abandoned/dumped kittens
Too many people are being irresponsible about having their cats spayed or neutered. Then, surprise!, they have kittens. Not as easy to find homes for them as they thought (or cared). The SPCA and TRACS and such agencies are overloaded so these irresponsible (and now cruel ) people dump them. Recently 5 scared and very thin kittens were dumped at a fruitstand. These people are cowards who have ignored any responsibility and don't care that they will now starve or be prey for larger animals. There are some caring people out there who will not let this happen. Not all abandoned and dumped kittens are so lucky.
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vinnied
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Re: Abandoned/dumped kittens
I totally see your point. But leads to the question, what are these irresponsible people supposed to do when this happens, and the SPCA or TRACS, and such turn you away?
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kgcayenne
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Re: Abandoned/dumped kittens
A pet is a responsibility, not a right.
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Graham59
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Re: Abandoned/dumped kittens
I wish I knew the answer. Spaying or neutering your cat will alleviate the problem in the first place. I realize cost can be a factor, there is help out there financially but it isn't always enough. And yes, having a pet...any pet...is a privilege. You need to give a lot of thought before getting one. But for the kittens already here.......? Just wish all the agencies had the funding, workers, facilities to care for them while looking for homes but we all know that isn't the case.