In a message dated 1/2/06 1:14:29 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know a
lot of cats get tossed out on the street because people don't like the
scratching
But Sherry, why don't you try to "educate" this vet about all the declawed
cats that end up dumped in kill
In a message dated 1/1/06 11:54:31 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
btw, who
say that their vet recommends declaw. (Probably also
recommends just transferring $$$ to his/her bank account
too).
So true
UghIt is cruelty in the worst form!!
Ah, only a cat would have to put up with a choice
between amputation and being homeless.
www.catsinternational.org has excellent information on
how to train a cat. They've toned down their
article on declawing for some reason, but still make
some good points in it. Feline Future also has a
I know it can cause litterbox problems and could change their personalities.I also know that she doesn't declaw after a certain age too.I think it should be outlawed too.But I can't just start telling her what's right and whats wrong.She knows what the outcome from the declawing could be.I will
Ah, only a cat would have to put up with a choicebetween amputation and being homeless. Sad I know,believe me after I found out how declawing was done,I was appalled.a lot of these cats have came in already declawed,could have been very well because of it,who knows.I just try to love them and
Thanks for the link, might be helpful in educating people. I think
the declawing should be outlawed too. We really don't get that many
people who ask for declawed cats in Arkansas, but there are some and
we always screen for that.
Gloria
On Jan 2, 2006, at 6:58 AM, janine paton wrote:
In a message dated 1/2/06 10:32:27 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
but
there are some and we always screen for
that.
We do too.
We had a "landmark" case here a few years ago.
When doing a routine vet check, we found that the applicant (who stated
very
In a message dated 1/2/06 9:56:35 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
but I do
still believe in her cause.
I also think it's a wonderful cause, don't doubt me on that.
I just have very strong opinions on
declawing.
Patti
Hello everyone,well I finally decided to foster the cutest and sweetest Fiv boy named Rafferty.He must have just looked at me just right cause just this week something told me to take this boy home.So last night we got to my house 40 seconds before midnight.I do believe he likes being away from
Sherry~
Hooray for both you and Rafferty..
I am sure you'll both give each other much happiness.
I also looked at all the darlings on the website...
I'm confused about something though. Is almost every cat there
de-clawed??? Because a vet runs the shelter?? Or is it an
error??
Just never
Agree - what's with all these declawed cats? Does Michigan just go
for declaw?
I have on rare occasion talked to people, btw, who say that their vet
recommends declaw. (Probably also recommends just transferring $$$
to his/her bank account too).
Gloria
On Jan 1, 2006, at 10:33 PM,
Patti, yes I do believe they get declawed to make it easier to adopt out.I know a lot of cats get tossed out on the street because people don't like the scratching.I myself don't believe in declawing butI do believe in her cause.HAPPY NEW YEAR! Sherry[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Sherry~ Hooray
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