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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I was talking to a neighbor recently and commented that I don’t see our neighbor’s cats roaming around as much recently. She told me that a new neighbor who had spent a ton of money on their landscaping was getting it destroyed by the wandering cats. He traps them and sets them free in a fat away forrest-like setting. Bye bye kitty cats![/quote]

I met someone once years ago who did this too. Didn’t kill the cats that were pooping in his yard or even make a fuss. Just trapped them and dumped them 20 miles away. He was proud of it and said it solved his problem. I’ve never forgotten the conversation. [/quote]
Did this person live in Florida? I had a coworker when I was in Florida who did exactly the same thing.

Anyways, even though I currently don't have a cat, if I had one and it somehow got out of my house, disappeared and I even suspected that a neighbor had caught it and dumped it miles away, me and that neighbor are done. If I saw them being mugged or saw their house burning down I wouldn't go out of my way to help them in any way. People want to be hard with me, I can be hard back.[/quote]

People know when a cat visits their garden every day. If it’s a one-time event, the neighbor will probably realize the cat had escaped. Particularly if you’re in speaking terms with your neighbor before that happens, and you know about their indoor cat. No need to lock and load just yet….[/quote]

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