Re: Man traps neighbors cats, takes to shelter

"Jon C" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> "Agua Girl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > "Jon C" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > > Um, he didn't kill the cats.
> > >
> > > Read the article next time before posting a long message blasting
> > something
> > > that wasn't even said.
> > >
> > > The guy turned the cats over to the shelter.
> >
> > " He started trapping the cats and taking
> > them down and dropping them off at the animal shelter.  Most neighbors
> > eventually thought to check the shelter when their cats disappeared,
> > but one cat had no ID and was euthanized within a few days"
> >
> > He turned an animal over to a shelter with a kill policy.  Just because
> > he didn't do the deed himself doesn't make him less responsible.
> >
> > Read the article next time :-)
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> > AG
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> Well, I think that any cat owner who both 1) doesn't check the local
shelter
> when their cat goes missing for several days and 2) allows cats to be
> outdoors without any sort of ID shouldn't be surprised when the cat gets
> euthanized.  The guy did the right thing, and he didn't kill any cats.
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> Your post made it obvious that you didn't read the article.  "We don't
take
> it into our hands to trap and kill cats."  You messed up, get over it.
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What exactly do you refer to when you use the word 'euthenized'...?
I think it means taking a life to stop suffering. How can anyone think
this is euthenizing? I think you mean euphemism.