These are pet raccoons. The owners are particularly keen to have their long, non-retractible claws removed on all four paws. Raccoons’ claws are attached to bone like cats. Declawing raccoons is similar to declawing cats. Safari Animal Care Center in … Continue reading →
Message to cat owners: Do you want to own a cat who refuses to use the litter box and pees on your nice carpet? And is in pain and walks funny? And bites? Your declawed cat can’t scratch your sofa … Continue reading →
This is a follow-up to the April 18 article on PoC detailing PetSmart purchasing Chewy.com for $3.35 billion. I’ve spent a few days gathering feedback on how Chewy customers feel about the e-commerce deal. The customers who have contacted Chewy.com … Continue reading →
This is a story about an American and his wife living in England who has, in my opinion, lost or at least partially lost the indoctrination that is imbued into Americans that declawing is satisfactory and even a good idea. … Continue reading →
I suppose it is obvious. But when passion and anger combine, people who detest the process of declawing domestic cats can sometimes slip into a tendency to criticise Americans generally. This is very unfair and it does not further the … Continue reading →
It is that time again when we have to fight for what is right. It is time to politely convince Governor Jerry Brown that there is madness and cruelty in the current practice of landlords insisting on cats being declawed before … Continue reading →
by Furby the Feral Feline (Hodges, SC) Hi everybody! It’s Furby and I’m here to tell you laser declawing is wrong too! My sweet Auntie Ruth sent me a story about a vet in the Simi Valley in California who’s … Continue reading →
