Re: Cats--progress note

I'm sure you are giving her a good home and making her life happier.  Disabled
cats, like people, still deserve our love and respect. My sofa
has the stuffing hanging out at the back, but I still love my cats and would
consider a declawed one to be crippled.

In a message dated 11/01/2005 2:58:20 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
judylee@lewiston.com writes:
Well, my cat was declawed before she moved in. I agree it's a horrible thing
& I would never have a cat declawed. But, I won't turn down a lovely kitty
just because someone else mutilated her. It is nice not having to worry
about her shredding the "new" sofa.
----- Original Message -----
From: <Aplfgcnys@aol.com>
To: <gardenchat@hort.net>
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 12:08 PM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Cats--progress note


> Jim, I have found a pair of siblings to be a really good choice several
> times.  I enjoy having more than one cat, but our pair of sisters are
> the most fun.  Kittens aren't nearly as hard to civilize as puppies, and
> I think they adapt more readily than older cats.  Good for you about not
> having a de-clawed cat!  I think that's totally brutality - can hardly be
nice
> to people who I know have de-clawed cats.  I always feel sad when I have
> a nice cat spayed - there will never be any more from that particular
> strain - but a non-spayed female does present the obvious problems.
> Sounds to me like the pair of kittens is just what you need.
> Auralie

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