mcminty wrote:
And on to your actual cat problem macbeth. If you know who it belongs to, then tell them that their cat has been on your property, doing this and that, and that if it continues you will take action. Then, this occurs:
If it were a bigger and more violent animal, and it were attacking say your pet or a small child, then killing the animal could be justified. However, baiting and poisoning it would be totally immoral.
I would recommend not discussing this with the neighbor. I would refrain because
when (not if) the trapping/pound strategy is implemented, it is best not to have the neighbor knowing it was you trapping his pussy.
Yes baiting and poisoning would be immoral, but so is irresponsible pet ownership. I wouldn't recommend the antifreeze solution for it is too indiscriminate.
A hostile animal in my lawn will quickly become a dead animal in my lawn. I keep a box a generic doggie treats in my garage. They work great to distract a dog if needed until....
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