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	<title>Comments on: this little feller needs help</title>
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		<title>By: anonymous</title>
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		<description>I&#039;m eagerly awaiting your post on feral cats. Maybe that will inspire me to write about our free-roaming dog problem. 

We also have cat issues. We have plenty of nearby feral cats that live fairly short, desperate lives that end under the wheels of a car. The cats occasionally take a wild bird in our yard. Occasionally the cats stalk our chickens. I like animals, and I have a cat, but I don&#039;t want other cats eating my chickens and scaring my rabbits. Fortunately, we can trap and scare most cats so that they don&#039;t want to come back. Unfortunately, I sometimes need to come up with a more permanent solution for animals caught in the act of stalking or attacking chickens, and it makes me angry that I have to do this because somebody didn&#039;t neuter and / or control their pet. Why should the responsibility be mine? Why do people who &quot;love&quot; their pets leave them to roam and are surprised when their pet becomes ill or is killed by another animal or a car?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;m eagerly awaiting your post on feral cats. Maybe that will inspire me to write about our free-roaming dog problem. </p>
<p>We also have cat issues. We have plenty of nearby feral cats that live fairly short, desperate lives that end under the wheels of a car. The cats occasionally take a wild bird in our yard. Occasionally the cats stalk our chickens. I like animals, and I have a cat, but I don&#8217;t want other cats eating my chickens and scaring my rabbits. Fortunately, we can trap and scare most cats so that they don&#8217;t want to come back. Unfortunately, I sometimes need to come up with a more permanent solution for animals caught in the act of stalking or attacking chickens, and it makes me angry that I have to do this because somebody didn&#8217;t neuter and / or control their pet. Why should the responsibility be mine? Why do people who &#8220;love&#8221; their pets leave them to roam and are surprised when their pet becomes ill or is killed by another animal or a car?</p>
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