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Date: 2009-11-06, 9:38PM EST
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I,M SO ANGRY RIGHT NOW, SOMEBODY DROPED THERE 2 CATS OFF, OVER OUR FENCE LAST NIGHT OR EARLY THIS MORNING, THEY WERE IN A GREEN CRATE WHEN MY HUSBAND FOUND THEM...
THEY WERE SO COLD AND HUNGRY BUT THEY ARE LOADED WITH FLEAS AND IT,S SO SAD, BECAUSE I HAVE COPD AND I CAN,T BRING THEM IN THE HOUSE, ONLY IN THE GARAGE.

THATS NO PLACE FOR THESE TWO PRETTY KITTYS, YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELF, AND THE LORD, I HOPE, WILL NEVER ALLOW ANY OTHER ANIMAL IN YOUR LIFE.
WE ARE SURE NOW THAT THE POUND WILL PUT THEM DOWN, BUT IF ANYONE OUT THERE COULD COME GET THEM , WE WOULD REALLY LOVE THAT, MY HUSBAND SAID THEY ARE NOT MEAN AT ALL, BUT SCARED.
IF SOME WORTHLESS A$$HOLE DID THAT TO ME I WOULD BE SCARED, TOO.

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good GRIEF, i hope the fence was not the 6-ft privacy type!
the poor creatures would have come down with a terrifying jolt, i hope they are not hurt - what person could drop 2 animals off in a strangers yard in the rain + cold? *freezing*, no - but Cold, Damp + Windy, yes!

and a crate provides no warmth or protection from wind or rain.
it only prevents them seeking shelter in a dry spot, where they can curl up, groom the water off their coats, and begin to warm-up.
i wonder if the dumper was worried that the cats might try to come home, if they were let out of the crate? what a wicked thing to do!

humans!

--- terry