LOL...about your cats :) sm
Posted By: Democrat on 2006-05-24
In Reply to: I agree. But put to sleep, no way. sm - Donna
No, they shouldn't put the poor cat to sleep, but the owner needs to be more proactive so people won't complain. Can you tell I don't have any pets?
It's not that I don't like them; my husband doesn't want one until we move in a few years. I got dog bit when I was a child, so I am scary when it comes to mean natured pets. I want a chiwawa, but I hear they are territorial and aggressive too.
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