re: Stray cat question.

We just left the food outside but picking it up after they eat is better. Our little bug-eating stray would defend her bowl from other cats. She would shred the crap out of them. But if a possum came along she would let it eat and look at it like it was an alien.

Spayed unless it’s a tranny cat.

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Outside cats also indiscriminately kill area wildlife

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to the tune of billions of animals.

billions.

and while they're decimating the native wildlife because they're an invasive species, they're also spreading toxoplasmosis when they bury their filthy shite in your garden soil.

for the love of god op'er, get the filthy thing fixed, and for the people who want to let their cats run wild, then declaw them so native wildlife has some semblance of a chance against fefe's indiscriminate, useless killing.

my tolerance for feral housecats is extremely low, and we'd be better off to treat them like Australians in the outback are having to nowadays by eradicating every one we see. if there's one upside, at least they make for a decent food source for the coyotes and bobcats, even though the amount of animals housecats kill far outweighs the benefit of them being a food source.

Stray Cats rocked.

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and for the people who want to let their cats run wild, then declaw them so native wildlife has some semblance of a chance against fefe's indiscriminate, useless killing

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So get rid of the cats only defense?

The outdoor board is more your speed with the rest of the goons

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D. A shop cat.

Simple as that. Cat likes your place and goes outside to do her business. Feed her and be done with it. Don't leave food out, though, then you'll have more cats.

Get some Advantage or something like that for flea control, make sure she's fixed and enjoy your new pet.

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This is the correct answer. Get her spayed if she hasn't been already, and enjoy your new pet. At the bare minimum, get her spayed and enjoy your new curious shop companion that does a helluva job keeping mice, rats, and bugs away.

I was never a cat person until I took in a stray that became easily the most loyal pet I've ever had - several dogs included. It's not "cool" to be a guy that likes cats, but they can be some awesome and entertaining pets and fiercely loyal; especially if you're a male with a female cat you raised from its youth and gained its trust.

I had a Siamese mixed kitten that wandered up to my back porch one night many many years ago, and I decided to take care of her because she was cold, wet, dirty, and obviously hungry. That cat turned into the most loyal pet I've ever owned and would defend me to her death even at her ripe old age now. She's very protective of me especially, but also my wife and 1 year old son. If I were a stranger I'd honestly rather meet my 95lb goofy arse German shepherd in the backyard than her

TLDR - cats can make great, loyal pets, even if you're just wanting a mostly hands-off relationship with them. Give them a home and a little attention and affection and they'll be your buddy for life

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What will I have?

A. Kittens

B. Dead cat.

C. Pet Cemetery cat.

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D. A new buddy

D) abandoned, semi-domesticated cat with plenty of miles left. Congrats, you have a shop cat

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She was chipped but never got a call.

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When we get this one fixed they’ll check.

Half calico and half gray tabby? Get your arse to Katy and get your cat. She’s got a new bed and blanket and half a bag of meow mix. It’s yours.

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Poison it. Then hang it from a tree in the lawn so the other cats get the message that your home is not their home.

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The Third Leg

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What in the absolute frick kind of piece of shite are you?