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Comment on PETA, Adjust Your Cattitude by Cynthia Smythe

Cynthia Smythe — Sat, 18 May 2013 16:06:00 +0000

” No one knew exactly how the feral cat had gotten so horrifically injured, but it was clear that the huge, severely infected wound—with dead and dying flesh—that covered most of his side would spell a slow, agonizing death.”

PETA does love melodrama …. yes they are correct the wound would spell death if no attempt was made to treat it. It would appear they hadn’t any interst in doing that, just practically causing injury to themselves by their incredible eagerness to pat themselves on the back for euthanizing this cat.

Donations? Get a job.

Comment on PETA, Adjust Your Cattitude by Phillip Holstein

Phillip Holstein — Tue, 14 May 2013 06:42:00 +0000

PETA is a disgusting lying corrupt organization that will NEVER get a damn cent from me.

Comment on PETA, Adjust Your Cattitude by Jamie Sunderland

Jamie Sunderland — Fri, 10 May 2013 17:38:00 +0000

one does not have to be a medical expert to see that it is an eye injury or condition that can be fixed and certainly is not a death sentence. shame on PETA for thinking of killing this lovely cat she deserves to live just like all animals.

Comment on PETA, Adjust Your Cattitude by Carol Tutzauer

Carol Tutzauer — Fri, 10 May 2013 14:42:00 +0000

Even that black cat’s injury may have been treatable. And I’m not even sure that this photo hasn’t been “photoshopped.” With an injury that ugly, I can’t imagine the rest of that cat’s coat being so shiny and clean, and the cat is a beautifully healthy-looking weight. Sorry, but something doesn’t match up here. I also don’t know about anatomy, but that doesn’t exactly look like cat anatomy. Anyone else think this looks fishy?

Comment on PETA, Adjust Your Cattitude by dck133

dck133 — Fri, 10 May 2013 14:20:00 +0000

That black cat that PETA killed looked horrible. But if you look at the picture he is lying down and grooming himself. He looks pretty calm and relaxed – especially considering that he must be in pain. So I (100% layman – blood makes me quesy) think “he can be saved” when looking at that picture. I would be willing to take him to the vet and spend the money to fix him up (and willing to listen if the vet tells me that there are other things wrong and letting him go is the right thing). Why can’t a group that has millions do the same?

Comment on PETA, Adjust Your Cattitude by db

db — Fri, 10 May 2013 12:56:00 +0000

I am so glad that you wrote this. For the life of me, I can’t understand why anyone believes a word that peta utters – the proof is in the killing. Mitsy is a beautiful girl and will be a wonderful addition to a lucky family. Thank you for giving her that chance.

To peta – you are someday going to have to answer for all of the killing you do. Shame on you!

Comment on PETA, Adjust Your Cattitude by Heidi Watts

Heidi Watts — Fri, 10 May 2013 11:25:00 +0000

You are awesome! You hit it right on the head in this article- and god bless you for that! And Mitsy looks so beautiful- i hope she finds her forever home soon!

Comment on NYCACC and Political Involvement by Thoughts From Today's Mayoral Forum | In Dog We TrustIn Dog We Trust

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Comment on NYCACC and Political Involvement by Eva Prokop

Eva Prokop — Sun, 21 Apr 2013 12:43:00 +0000

Yeah, I went to couple of ACC Board meetings in the past and they were getting bigger – it was empowering. Also maddening as the directors displayed a total disregard to the public, our comments, etc.

This meeting was different since it was – presumably – held to shut the public up and let us know that the decision made 1.5 year ago was a good one… I should have gone. I am discouraged. Guilty as charged. Your comments from the meeting made me mad at myself I did not go (Then again, I would be mad at those who did not come but I would be in better company).

I think it is about rallying the troops, mobilizing people to understand that even if our ideas about how to reform ACC and such in NYC may differ – but this was the meeting to attend REGARDLESS.

Comment on NYCACC: A Cat Killing Machine by Emma Thornton

Emma Thornton — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 22:04:00 +0000

Please friend me message me on Facebook I have a group we want to take action this situation is just getting worse