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Yes, you've changed the point
But I happen to agree with you. There are plenty of cats that roam our neighborhood. They should be home.
Nonetheless, this event is gruesome and inexcusable. In our neighborhood, we usually enjoy a sense of insulation from this type of destructiveness. Sometimes, I tell my friends it is because there are so few teenagers around, but that's not fair. Whatever the age, I hope the DDF and DPD find the perpetrators.
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Jim: You're A Raging Retard
I'm am mortified to hear
the news of animals being
mutilated in the WPE area.
What's really scary is:
It's a proven fact that
many SERIAL KILLERS ie.
Jeffery Dahmer start out
torturing or killing and
mutilating small animals
as a training ground their
dementia. Kinda makes you
think twice about the
people living in your
neighborhood.
Arrest me. I let my cat
out occassionally,
semi-supervised, never
overnight. Jim, you are
an insensitive prick. The
nerve of you to act all
high and mighty spouting
off about leash laws and
such. If I were you I'd be
a lot more worried about a
potential murderer or
Satan worshipper living
next door. You've 100%
missed the point, you
brain dead cretin. I think
you should apologize to
this pet owner who is
obviously heartbroken and
in pain AND is working
hard to catch the
perpetrator and protect
other cats from a similar
fate.
By Bonnie Brae Resident
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Everyone has an opinion
Jim's opinion does not make him a "retard" (all individuals who suffer with this "afflication" should be offended at your name calling). We do not own pets and that is our choice. We chose not to clean up after pets or have them destroy our yard. While you "semi supervise" your pet, its urine is destroying our plants. Cats are notorious for spraying plants and dogs are notorious for returning to the same spot over and over to urinate and "mark" their territory. Just picking up their waste does not remove the ammonia from our yard. It is our choice to keep a nice yard and not own pets. Pet owners believe that everyone should share the responsibility for cleaning after their pet -- otherwise, why would they walk their animal or let it run. Please keep your animal from my yard. I simply do not believe that a cat can be contained in a yard unless they are on a leash. Let's all be considerate -- no one wants to live next door to someone who would mutilate an animal or worse, but who wants to live next door to someone who allows their pet to soil your yard?
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Give Me Your Address
Dear Dog/Cat Hater:
If you give me your
address I will most
certainly bypass your yard
on my daily jaunts with
rover. It's good to know
good people like yourself
care more about their
precious yards than the
mutilation of animals. I
can sleep soundly at night
knowing your aspens,
bluegrass and pansies are
protected from the assault
of OCCASSIONAL urination
and fecal residue. Bodily
functions are soooo nasty.
Off the subject, do you
have any young boys in
your household?
Regards,
JWG
PS. Is it OK if I get a
hamster, facist?
By John Wayne Gacy
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