Can a cat distinguish between being hurt deliberately or accidentally? Cats are good observers. Humans know the difference between an accident and a deliberate act by observing the other person’s behavior and what they say. Cats can’t understand what we say but they can observe behavior and they can recognize the difference between a …
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There are two ways to deal with this. Criminal Aspect If your neighbour treatens to hurt or kill your cat it is a threat to damage your property and in the UK is a crime (Criminal Damage Act 1971 — 1971 CHAPTER 48). You should call the police and they should interview your neighbour …
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You may remember a story in the past about a woman who stabbed a man because the man hurt the woman’s cat. This happens occasionally (unsurprisingly, I’d say). In one such example a woman stabbed a man to death. Of course it was murder. She did it because the man threw her cat against …
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On reddit.com a person who calls himself ‘Prankishbear’ asked “Is it normal to have the urge to hurt my cat?” He says that he likes his cat. There are quite a lot of people on the internet asking a question similar to this one. Another man on Yahoo asks, “Why do i have these …
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I know someone who traps and kills squirrels. He could break the law if he hurt a cat Traps designed to kill squirrels and rodents may hurt or even kill a cat and if so the person who set the trap would be committing a criminal offence and be liable to be prosecuted by …
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