Submitted by Karen1 (not verified) on Thu, 05/05/2011 - 4:35pm.
People who don't have collars on their cats and say their dangereous use that as an excuse, and shame on them for not wanting to protect a member of their family by doing something that would identify them. As for indoor cats, I have them and they have a good happy and "long" life. At least when their sick I can get them to a vet before they go off into the woods and die. I hope your Miss Sprinkles is a male seeing as you cannot castrate females!!!! You kids are curious, you going to let them run loose, think about it
People who don't have
People who don't have collars on their cats and say their dangereous use that as an excuse, and shame on them for not wanting to protect a member of their family by doing something that would identify them. As for indoor cats, I have them and they have a good happy and "long" life. At least when their sick I can get them to a vet before they go off into the woods and die. I hope your Miss Sprinkles is a male seeing as you cannot castrate females!!!! You kids are curious, you going to let them run loose, think about it