I'm pretty upset

• Hanna wrote on 2014-08-22 18:14
  This morning Parker slipped passed me while we were moving a mattress outside, it didn't take but a moment for the neighbor's loose dog to grab him by the head and break his neck.
  
  I really can't stress this enough, the outside world is a dangerous place for cats. I really can't type much because my heart is completely broken.
  [SPOILER="happy photo of him but i can't bare to look at it every time i come to this thread without crying"]

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  I loved you so much.
• Space Pirate Nithiel wrote on 2014-08-22 19:23
  What is it with cats and running outside? Do they not realize how good they have it, basically having a slave to do whatever they want? "Pet me, servant. I demand more food and belly rubs. But only one, any more and I shall destroy you."
  
  Also, shouldn't the neighbor's dog have been tied up or something? I thought it was illegal to just let dogs run around freely unless you had a fence.
  
  I'm sorry you lost necklace cat. :bow:
• Hanna wrote on 2014-08-22 19:29

  Quote from Space Pirate Nithiel;1242288:

  What is it with cats and running outside? Do they not realize how good they have it, basically having a slave to do whatever they want? "Pet me, servant. I demand more food and belly rubs. But only one, any more and I shall destroy you."
  
  Also, shouldn't the neighbor's dog have been tied up or something? I thought it was illegal to just let dogs run around freely unless you had a fence.
  
  I'm sorry you lost necklace cat. :bow:

  
  
  We have asked them multiple times to keep him fenced up because he is dangerous, the other neighbors have filed numerous reports on him going after her to animal control services and they have done nothing. He has killed the person who lived here before us' dog, he's killed the stray cats around here, shit the owner even casual mentioned how he ripped the cat they had apart. If they do not keep him in their yard I am going to put him in my car, take him to the vet and pay the $100 to put him down. I could threaten to shoot him or call the animal control (where he'll be locked in a cage for a few days and stuff with a bunch of other dogs just like him and gassed to death IF THEY EVEN DO ANYTHING THIS TIME), but neither of that is very humane. I'll give them one more warning, and only one.
• Space Pirate Nithiel wrote on 2014-08-22 19:52
  Sounds like a great guy. He should get together with the guy in my aunt's neighborhood that leaves bowls of anti-freeze out to poison strays.
  
  That was sarcasm btw. Though the antifreeze guy is real.
• mageisfun wrote on 2014-08-22 20:04

  Quote from Hanna;1242289:

  We have asked them multiple times to keep him fenced up because he is dangerous, the other neighbors have filed numerous reports on him going after her to animal control services and they have done nothing. He has killed the person who lived here before us' dog, he's killed the stray cats around here, shit the owner even casual mentioned how he ripped the cat they had apart. If they do not keep him in their yard I am going to put him in my car, take him to the vet and pay the $100 to put him down. I could threaten to shoot him or call the animal control (where he'll be locked in a cage for a few days and stuff with a bunch of other dogs just like him and gassed to death IF THEY EVEN DO ANYTHING THIS TIME), but neither of that is very humane. I'll give them one more warning, and only one.

  Honestly, if that happened to me, I'd be fucking done. If you've (I say you as your collective neighborhood, or neighbors) filed numerous complaints, I'd take the dog getting my cat as the last straw, and have him sent to be put down, I'd grab that dog and take him myself. I've only had one horrible incident with pets, when my neighbors ran over my 7 month puppy, luckily they aren't assholes though, and we knew it was an accident.
  
  I'm sorry for your loss.
• Hanna wrote on 2014-08-22 20:16

  Quote from mageisfun;1242292:

  Honestly, if that happened to me, I'd be fucking done. If you've (I say you as your collective neighborhood, or neighbors) filed numerous complaints, I'd take the dog getting my cat as the last straw, and have him sent to be put down, I'd grab that dog and take him myself. I've only had one horrible incident with pets, when my neighbors ran over my 7 month puppy, luckily they aren't assholes though, and we knew it was an accident.
  
  I'm sorry for your loss.

  
  I've never had him be aggressive towards me, but I know he is aggressive, so if I see him running loose one more time I will put him in my car and take him.
• Ashikoki wrote on 2014-08-22 20:24

  Quote from Space Pirate Nithiel;1242288:

  What is it with cats and running outside? Do they not realize how good they have it, basically having a slave to do whatever they want? "Pet me, servant. I demand more food and belly rubs. But only one, any more and I shall destroy you."

  
  
  A cat's behavior towards going outside depends highly on both their breed and the way they were raised.
  
  Certain housecats are terrified to take one step out of what they know.
• Osayidan wrote on 2014-08-22 22:14
  I vaguely remember posting this already, but the last time a dog jumped into our yard and went after my cat I grabbed it by the head and smashed its head into the decorative spike of our fence.
  
  I feel bad doing it since I hate hurting animals but you don't fuck with my kitties.
• Kyishi wrote on 2014-08-22 22:30

  Quote from Osayidan;1242321:

  I vaguely remember posting this already, but the last time a dog jumped into our yard and went after my cat I grabbed it by the head and smashed its head into the decorative spike of our fence.
  
  I feel bad doing it since I hate hurting animals but you don't fuck with my kitties.

  
  that's sick and disgusting
  i don't care what the dog did, that's fucking terrible
• Osayidan wrote on 2014-08-22 22:32

  Quote from Kyishi;1242329:

  that's sick and disgusting
  i don't care what the dog did, that's fucking terrible

  
  
  So if a dog is about to kill your cat you'll just let it go? Good to know I guess.
• Kyishi wrote on 2014-08-22 22:33

  Quote from Osayidan;1242330:

  So if a dog is about to kill your cat you'll just let it go? Good to know I guess.

  
  no but at the same time i'm not going to fucking bash its head into a spike, that's unnecessary, cruel and fucked up
• Kaeporo wrote on 2014-08-22 23:59

  Quote from Osayidan;1242321:

  the last time a dog jumped into our yard and went after my cat I grabbed it by the head and smashed its head into the decorative spike of our fence.

  
  
  That's metal.
• Space Pirate Nithiel wrote on 2014-08-23 00:05
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• Froglord of DESTINY!!! wrote on 2014-08-23 06:05
  Strays have a low life span, both practically and figuratively. If it isn't cancer or disease, it's a rabid neighbour dog, or a speeding car that'll fuck shit up.
  
  It's like, you can't beat fate when it comes to strays, all strays die early in one way or another. Sometimes you may get lucky, but a lot of the time nature takes its course and shit just happens.
• Taycat wrote on 2014-08-23 06:11
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