Need advice for a problem

[stockstradr]

My in-laws live in my investment property condo in China. Their male cat was spraying. Keep in mind this is a luxury condo, about 2000 sq ft. I did not want that condo given the cat urine “air freshener” treatment.

I told them to castrate that cat. The father agreed and pressured the mother also to take that cat to vet.

So they took it to vet to get it castrated.

That China vet killed that cat when it botched the castration. (Nice medical services in China!)

So cat is dead, PROBLEM SOLVED!

My wife cried for WEEKS over loss of the cat she remembered from childhood in China.

Now, you must know this cat was PSYCHO because it was abused or something before they got it. That cat would not let anyone pet it, and it ran and hid when anyone was around. It couldn’t meow and would utter this pathetic sound like it had deep psychological distubances. it never purred. It was crazy.

I thought to myself, “What is the point of having a pet cat like that if it doesn’t act like a pet, and it hates humans and acts crazy?”

I think this is good example of how that crazy cat would act. Our China cat must have been related to this “Burger and Fries” cat:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Z2mbeSAmUP4

I did not cry when it died. 🙂

[Enorah]

That is a sad and painful story.

[Enorah]

That is a sad and painful story.

[Enorah]

That is a sad and painful story.

[Enorah]

That is a sad and painful story.

[Enorah]

That is a sad and painful story.

[Fearful]

Hahaha right on.

Leash laws apply to cats, too. You trap ’em, you can do whatever you want. Within reason. Take them down to county animal control and make the owners pay a few bucks to pick them up. No one has to find out it was you that did it.

As for Marion, she just needs some lovin’.

[Fearful]

Hahaha right on.

Leash laws apply to cats, too. You trap ’em, you can do whatever you want. Within reason. Take them down to county animal control and make the owners pay a few bucks to pick them up. No one has to find out it was you that did it.

As for Marion, she just needs some lovin’.

[Fearful]

Hahaha right on.

Leash laws apply to cats, too. You trap ’em, you can do whatever you want. Within reason. Take them down to county animal control and make the owners pay a few bucks to pick them up. No one has to find out it was you that did it.

As for Marion, she just needs some lovin’.

[Fearful]

Hahaha right on.

Leash laws apply to cats, too. You trap ’em, you can do whatever you want. Within reason. Take them down to county animal control and make the owners pay a few bucks to pick them up. No one has to find out it was you that did it.

As for Marion, she just needs some lovin’.

[Fearful]

Hahaha right on.

Leash laws apply to cats, too. You trap ’em, you can do whatever you want. Within reason. Take them down to county animal control and make the owners pay a few bucks to pick them up. No one has to find out it was you that did it.

As for Marion, she just needs some lovin’.

[nostradamus]

If an animal’s life is hell then sometimes the best thing is to put it down humanely. Keeping a tormented creature as a pet is, IMO, a case of Munchausen Syndrome by proxy (MSBP).

[nostradamus]

If an animal’s life is hell then sometimes the best thing is to put it down humanely. Keeping a tormented creature as a pet is, IMO, a case of Munchausen Syndrome by proxy (MSBP).

[nostradamus]

If an animal’s life is hell then sometimes the best thing is to put it down humanely. Keeping a tormented creature as a pet is, IMO, a case of Munchausen Syndrome by proxy (MSBP).

[nostradamus]

If an animal’s life is hell then sometimes the best thing is to put it down humanely. Keeping a tormented creature as a pet is, IMO, a case of Munchausen Syndrome by proxy (MSBP).

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