I will not tolerate any torturing of any kind to animals but I am sorry about there being to many cats in my area. Ways have been tried to control them but they keep taking over people’s lives. People come first and I have had no choice but to shoot several of them. I have killed over 100 of them and have yet to cripple or main the first one. A fast death by shooting with a shotgun very close to the head is faster and more human than a shot needle. I have two pet cats (both fixed) and like them both.

Tennessee this is the best thing you’ve brought to my attention since Jack Daniels and his bottles of liquid magic and whimsical delight. I just put my house up for sale. I am on my way. Stay beautiful Tennessee!

Yet again cats are fair game to be shot, tortured whatever takes some sick morons fancy. Its about time certain states in America stepped up to the plate and outlawed this vile sick ‘sport’, after all some appear to not even be living in the 21st century.

I also believe that declawing cats is unnessesary.Should the cat get out of the house how are they supposed to protect themselves? Not to mention it is a cats nature to claw things.Its unnatural. I am however glad that you are active in not allowing this to happen in your country. I wish we had more activists here in our country to stop that and the shooting of the ferals and strays.I have contacted everyone I can think of here in the states to no avail.I sent a letter to the organization P.E.T.A. a few days ago and have not received any response from them.I have also contacted the A.S.P.C.A no response from them either. I will however keep on fighting as hard as I can for the cats around here. They need a voice and I am going to be that voice. The gentleman I spoke of would not post any pictures of him killing the cats.And I would love it if we had a law here that would make them think twice before doing the killing.Anyways thank you again for posting to me.Nice to meet both of you.Mahalo and Me’le Kahlikimakka ( merry christmas) and happy new year

Karen I’m so sorry for you there and it must feel like you are fighting a losing battle.
But keep up the good work.
I’ve been an animal rights activist for a long time in the UK and it has slowly improved as we have our animal welfare act now.
It’s still far from perfect because some people think animals are to use and abuse as they will but we keep on trying to do what we can.
Shooting cats legally is unthinkably shocking!
I’m part of Ruth’s ‘UK troops’ trying to help educate about declawing cats as to us it’s so very cruel and was never done in our country.

Hello again Karen, yes it’s terrible that a civilised country allows such things to happen.
It seems to us here looking from the outside, that many of your vets don’t respect cats either or they would stop declawing them.
They know full well they are breaking their oath to cause no animal to suffer and the AVMA don’t even stop them advertising declawing with discount even though it’s supposed to be only as a last resort.
I really feel for those of you there who truly love and respect cats and are trying to improve things for them.

For your support. I feel very stongly about what they do not do for all animals here in the states.Its sickening the way they think that cats dont do anything for our environment. They help weed out all the rats and other varmints that we cant. Trap neuter and release.I whole heartedly believe in stopping all the killing.I wish our animal control were more like yours.Aloha and have a good day thanks again

Good luck Karen, I admire very much what you are doing !
You are my kind of person.
We are very lucky in England to have our Animal Welfare Act which protects cats and other animals too of course.
We do have idiots who think it’s fun to shoot at cats but our police and RSPCA take any animal abuse seriously.