Radiant1
Soul Probe
Mine as well, and they like to cuddle with me as well as make me laugh. They are certainly worth something in my household.
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Mine as well, and they like to cuddle with me as well as make me laugh. They are certainly worth something in my household.
I have found it easier to just get up. 
OK. Not completely worthless. There are a few realistic exceptions, I suppose, as long as they do the natural predator thing.
GWguy
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The ex insisted on having cats. SO glad they are gone. I hated waking up to a cat gacking over me while hacking up a furball when I'm sleeping. Or finding hairballs years later in the most unlikely places. Or vacuuming up enough hair every day to create a new cat.
I have no use for them.
To name just a few examples. I am just amazed at how many cat peeps allow their precious furballs to climb up on them, nuzzle their face, pat those cute little paws all over their human slave's body and face, while the cat is just laughing, knowing full well they just used the litter box and scooped all of into a big clump of nasty smelling cat piss and crap with their paws - and then licked them before kissing their human......
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And I bet the recipients wear them daily! Do they purr and knead their hands all over you, get urges to climb you curtains, jump up on the table as you and your guests are eating??
Not really - microbes are extremely powerful. I have always believed that newborn kittens should live as long as it takes to flush them....that is mean, I know, but realistic. My sisters would beat the crap out of me if they read this.....
mamatutu
mama to two
Bustem' was asking for advice about his new kitty waking him up in the wee hours of the morning, and you are talking about flushing cats down the toilet. I agree with your sisters!
Nah - if they are alive and weaned, toss them out, let them fend for themselves.They are cats, right? Predators at the top of the land based felines? Smart, able, and, cats? Unlike humans?
mamatutu
mama to two
I have always had indoor cats, so I can't follow your reasoning. As far as the stray and feral cats I have tried to help, I have seen some very sad situations; starving, wounded and scarred, scared of everything, and not willing to become friends with humans. The cat population is always overwhelming. Why add to it? Domestic cats don't really do well on the outside, as a rule, imo.
I have had 4 cats over my lifetime; Kitty (21), Gray C (16), Tommy and Sox (14). The first when I was ten, and I will be 60 soon, so 50 years of cats. They lived a long time, but I got a new kitten not long after they passed in honor of how much I loved the last one. I still have Tom and Sox.
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Radiant1
Soul Probe
mamatutu
mama to two
Jeter3000
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And I bet the recipients wear them daily! Do they purr and knead their hands all over you, get urges to climb you curtains, jump up on the table as you and your guests are eating??
That would be my children.