subhuman09 said:

I'd love to kick all of their asses!

Natisse said:

For your stepmum and dad for rescuing all of those precious animals! I have often said that if I had a lot of acreage, I would have TONS of animals, I love them that much.

applekisses said:

Me too, and ask them, "What in the world do you think you're doing to that poor, innocent, defenseless creature?!"

applekisses said:

As you said-violence begets violence-even though how much these folks need a major wake up call.

I hope at least somebody steers them into counseling so it doesn't end up being a pattern.

Just because it's an animal doesn't make it any less excusable.

applekisses said:

for your grandma, and for all animal lovers out there who care about them enough not to do mean things to them.

psychodelicide said:

yep that's one reason they wanted it...you'd love thier property! I should post some pics - I'll be up there for NYE so I'll take some and post them

subhuman09 said:

I know...and I would never actually kick anyone's ass...but, it just makes me SICK.

applekisses said:

I love that saying!

subhuman09 said:

Exactly!

applekisses said:

Maybe we can all channel that into something that helps an animal out there?

Donating money, time, a toy-if nothing else it helps the balance a little bit in the scheme of things.

Natisse said:

Awesome! Please do, I'd love to see them.

subhuman09 said:

That's a good idea. I used to volunteer at a no-kill cat shelter, but unfortunately, had to stop due to my allergies.

applekisses said:

I hear ya, I feel the same way.

psychodelicide said:

Maybe there's another way-I doubt it'd cost that much really.

Just makes me wonder especially hearing stories like this.

I have a pug, and he is one of the loves of my life. He is completely insane, and coming from me that says alot . My pug Chester has brought me so much joy and happiness, that it seems unbelievably vulgar to throw a cat out of a window of a car moving car.Its sad to think how many lives that the cat could have touched.

I know in a lot of cities there are programs now where people can donate cats or dogs to senior homes, because the companionship that a dog or cat can bring to somebody who may not get that much attention is a gift in itself.

The type of person who would harm a cat in such a vile manner, is nobody I think any of us want to know. Its such a blatent disregard for life, and a purely innocent life at that.
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psychodelicide said:

will do ...you'll love "Radish" and "Holly" the horses they're so cute! shall I tell you the animals they have?

get ready for it....

2 horses - Radish and Holly
1 Jersey Cow - Buttercup
2 cats - Betty and Teddy (short for Shithead I kid you not )
4 dogs - surrogate Mama Joyce (Joydie - named after my grandmother) and three pups Toby, Tom and Lulu
An avery full (and it's a huge avery - not just a normal small one ) of cockatiels

...and that's not to mention the wild wallabies, snakes, lizards and various other animals around the property! you get up real early and you're quiet enough you can have breakfast with the wallabies!

..

subhuman09 said:

This is a great thing and it takes only a second of your time and no money whatsoever


http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com


If you click here everyday...the sponsors of the site will donate food and care to a rescued animal in a shelter or sanctuary.
It's not a scam and it really works! I have it set up so that I get email alerts every day to click on the site

CanvasBeauty said:

Just did it-got it bookmarked.

subhuman09 said:

On the same site you can also:



Protect women's health
Protect children's health
Give the gift of reading
And Save endangered land


Just by clicking

CanvasBeauty said:

I don't know why my last post was messed up,

People that will do something that bad to an animal probably wouldn't think twice about hurting people. There's new laws in NY state that were just passed that have harsher penalties for animal abusers. The only thing you can do if you see something is call the police and take pictures if you have a camera or a phone that takes pictures. If you see abuse or neglect in a public place you have every right to take pictures for evidence for the police or SPCA. L'm not sure if it's on private property, I think I would if it was outside, if it was inside a private building I would just call the authorities so they can handle it. Too many people just look the other way.

There's lots of ways to help rescue groups,Just call a couple and ask what they need to have done

CanvasBeauty said:

shellyevon said:

I'm going to check out that petfinder deal

I've got the same news channel on tonight, and they have a follow up to this story. Seems that the issue is being investigated by the APL (which it SHOULD be), and the man who saw this happen is going to file a report regarding this incident. Hopefully someone who has some info about this case will come forward, so the assholes involved can get severely punished. I have the feeling I'm going to keep this channel on for awhile, to see what happens. I'm hoping for a happy ending.

psychodelicide said:

YES!!!

People who do this type of thing are criminals in my books. That's just leaving another living creature for dead.

Now I'm all angry!

CanvasBeauty said:

a big ole to the jerk that killed that poor kitty

Thank you for posting that site I've bookmarked it and will click every day I'm also doing some shopping with the sponsors (the kitty mugs sucked me in

I resued my youngest kitty(Echo) from a shelter and we adopted our older one when his family was moving to Florida (he HATES travel gets all stressed and hyperentilates) and had just been through surgery for a major leg infection )