yes yes yes..neuter the humans...they never listen and they never learn..merle Joe,
If you believe in forcibly neutering cats then why not people? It's human overpopulation, not cat overpopulation, that is causing severe problems for the planet... Edgar On Oct 8, 2012, at 5:05 PM, jfnewell7 wrote: >I know that that is the standard advice, but I don't know how to get the cats' >informed consent to be spayed or neutered. > >I certainly don't want to trap them and force it on them. The key point there >is that if I cause them to have such a wildly traumatic experience, it will be >harder for me to save them in future lifetimes when I become able to do so, >because the will have had a history in which I did something horrible to them. >You can probably imagine how scared a little kitty would be if trapped, not >knowing what might happen and not being able to escape, and then, even though >hopefully been anesthetized, nevertheless waking up with an injured body and >in pain. > >I worry that things might get out of hand, but out here, the feral cats don't >live very long. There are wild animals which eat cats, and many diseases. >Therefore, their numbers don't build up too much, but I still have time to >establish karmic connections with them. I'm not fully happy with the >situation. I wish I could feed them for a longer period of time. But it sort >of works out. > >Jim > >--- In [email protected], "desert_woodworker" <desert_woodworker@...> >wrote: >> >> Dear Jim, >> >> If the feral cats are truly feral, it is a good idea to capture them and >> have them spayed at a free- or low-cost clinic before feeding them. Feeding >> the females will make them fertile, and then they can bring more starving >> beings to birth. Consider it! >> >> --Joe >> >> > "jfnewell7" <jfnewell7@> wrote: >> >> > So if there is anything you are afraid to tell me which would help me >> > increase my skills towards becoming able to rescue other beings, do not >> > hesitate to tell me. >> > >
