Comments | catfu_dogfu: Pet stealing whores.

stateofwhat in catfu_dogfu

Pet stealing whores.

Mar 09, 2010 02:03

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stateofwhat March 9 2010, 08:43:40 UTC

Thanks, I certainly want him back. If I find him I'm never letting him out ever again. :(

cindyanne1 March 9 2010, 11:29:22 UTC

I really hope you find your kitty soon.

As for the situation, I'd probably contact the authorities.

jesskathand March 9 2010, 11:46:14 UTC

I am not 100% sure but I think the law in NJ is once the cat has crossed onto another person's property, it is considered a stray.

OP, I hope you get your cat back!

stateofwhat March 9 2010, 23:43:48 UTC

I'm glad I don't live in New Jersey. Because as good as you are about keeping pets contained, shit happens. :/

jesskathand March 10 2010, 01:27:35 UTC

OT, I love your Buster icon!

frankisaysrelax March 9 2010, 13:05:14 UTC

Ooh ooh, anecdata time ( ... )

stateofwhat March 9 2010, 23:45:34 UTC

The same thing happened to me when I was little! I was so mad my mom basically gave my dog away. :/

themachinestops March 9 2010, 14:03:35 UTC

I'd wonder if maybe the other family had half-adopted him or something. If he's living in their yard/porch or even house for half the day, maybe they feel like they have an emotional claim on him too? Also, I'm pretty sure vet bills do not prove ownership; once the cat leaves your property he is technically a stray.

(If they've actually found him, then clearly the only solution is to place him inside a circle of people and ask him to come to the person he loves the best. Ha.)

I'm sorry you lost him, I hope you find him soon.

stateofwhat March 9 2010, 23:46:34 UTC

Yes! We can get the circle of people together and I'll just stab the other person!

renishas March 9 2010, 15:05:03 UTC

Let me preface by saying I don't have a cat, I have two dogs.

Situations like this are exactly why I microchip my pets. If they escape or if a dispute is brought up much like the one you just stated the simple solution is to take the animal to a veterinarian and have them scan the chip for the owners info.

I hope your kitty comes home soon. If it makes you feel better my sister-in-laws cat disappeared for 4 months and then came home like nothing had happened.

stateofwhat March 9 2010, 23:47:50 UTC

I told the people at Houston Humane that I'm microchipping him as soon as I get my hands on him.

4 months!? That actually does make me feel better. :P