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onethatcares

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2. I don't want "ubiquitous"

Reply to Walleye (Reply #1)

Fri Nov 1, 2024, 11:15 AM

Nov 1

and I don't want cats killing the birds or squirrels that make up part of my back yard.

what's a good way to give them back to the neighbor? Tuna in a can on the neighbors front porch perhaps?

Neighbor isn't answering the door at present.

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free kittens [View all] onethatcares Nov 1 OP

Put a little tuna fish out there and they'll come right out and settle in with you probably. Kittens are ubiquitous. Walleye Nov 1 #1

I don't want "ubiquitous" onethatcares Nov 1 #2

Yes, hunger will bring them out. Walleye Nov 1 #3

make that 4 kittens and the new plan onethatcares Nov 1 #4

That's not a good idea Bayard Nov 1 #5

tell your neighbor to get that cat fixed Skittles Nov 1 #6

wow. justaprogressive Nov 1 #7

that's a great idea. onethatcares Nov 1 #8

The status of the kittens was not made clear. justaprogressive Nov 2 #9