The neighbors are just idiots......They don't work, so are home all day. Wife and I work so we can eat, pay bills, and let them set at home....
Doesn't leave a lot of snuggling with the cat time but they eat better than we do. The one has taken 3 cats over the last 6 years or so. When I ask if they've seen them, it's always no until I see it in the window. Then it's a "oh, didn't know it was yours".. Pointing out that the important thing is that IT WASN'T THEIRS just goes in one ear and out the other... They have a basement window that opens next to my feed room that stays open for ventilation, I keep everything closed and put a little feed in a 5 gallon bucket that catches most all the mice alive and I deposit them in that window. Last year, they got 3 rats, a weasel, and a marder (martin?).
You'd think they'd learn.........
The ones on the other side started taking one in the house, giving it canned food and really loving it. Til they backed over it in the driveway. They took it to the vet and gave them our name and address for about a 400 buck bill. They ended up paying it and the cat got hit by a car and killed as soon as it got back on it's feet. Had another one that had babies in the barn, they started loving it too. Moved all the kittens to their house and they thought it was so cute. Kittens got old enough and they come ask me what I want them to do with my kittens. Said I didn't have any cats, had put poison all over the area , and would kill any animal on the place that didn't belong to me.......
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