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[quote=Anonymous]As an animal lover, I am sorry but I cannot stand your husband's stance on this.

My pet cats do things ALL the time that get on my nerves. They scratch up the furniture, one defecates outside his litterbox and has been doing so for five years, and they knock things down with their strong tales when they fight. I have cat fur all over and sometimes they get bored and follow me around the house, seeking to be entertained in some fashion.

However when I adopted them, I did so with the expectation that my love for them was 120% unconditional. I promised to give them a "FURR-ever" home and I feel I owe it to them to honor that.

These cats are not a novelty to me, they are a part of my life.

I think it is rude that your husband is telling you the cat "has to go." Do you feel the same way? Did you have the cat prior to the dog...err...sorry..I mean your hubby??

It's so unfair that after 13 years of being this kitty's mommy, you are now going to give up on him because of this. Kitties get old just like humans do, and it is wrong and unfair to consider killing him off or getting rid of him just because he is getting older.

Please put yourself in his paws...He thinks your love and his home are permanent. It is all he knows. He would be so broken-hearted if he had any inkling that everything in his life that he knows, he is about to lose.

Please re-consider. Or get rid of the hubby.

Signed,

~ A Fellow Kitty Mommy [/quote]

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