Help!!! Lost pet!!!

Re: Stanerlee's post about the bloke cat-napping;that was the first thing that entered my mind on Sunday when Mooney was missing! He has stolen a cat from my friend too,she called the RSPCA and they could see the cat in the window but could do nothing because it had no collar and wasn't chipped! Mooney will be getting chipped next week so at least we have a chance if he ever nicks her.To my reckoning he must have nigh on 20 cats in that house;I even sold him some kittens once because he came over as quite respectable and obviously loved them!This was about 9 years ago. As long as the RSPCA are aware of him I will leave it at that for now,but if he touches my pussy.... the wrath of the gods will befall him!!!!!!
 
do you need an out of town hitman to liberate all those cats? It has to be all, after smashing all the windows they'll come and go as they please!
 
well the guy's not right in the head so i think doing his windows might be a bit extreme but thanks for the offer.
 
Slinky;it's all started further up in this thread.Thankfully I got my daughter's cat back but this Irish bloke lives just a block away and collects other people's cats for a laugh!He has loads of 'em and cats go "missing" here on a daily basis,think I will ring the RSPCA tomorrow and mention it again.
Stvky;disguise yerself as a very TALL cat and get stolen;you can do the job from the inside!
 
lindsay ormerod said:
Slinky;it's all started further up in this thread.Thankfully I got my daughter's cat back but this Irish bloke lives just a block away and collects other people's cats for a laugh!He has loads of 'em and cats go "missing" here on a daily basis,think I will ring the RSPCA tomorrow and mention it again.
Stvky;disguise yerself as a very TALL cat and get stolen;you can do the job from the inside!
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Might have guessed he'd be IRISH
 
Might also be worth adding that you can't actually see thru the guy's downstairs windows as he has put boards up on them on the inside! Hmmmm.
 
lindsay ormerod said:
Might also be worth adding that you can't actually see thru the guy's downstairs windows as he has put boards up on them on the inside! Hmmmm.
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I would seriously call someone about him lyndsay, he sounds like a bloody NOT RIGHT!! if you get no-where with the RSPCA tell them that you fear he is killing them, they will be round like a shot.
 
Stvky;disguise yerself as a very TALL cat and get stolen;you can do the job from the inside!

good idea lindsay. he's a very bad man. i don't think it's just for a laugh. a house with 20 cats couldn't be a laugh. i have 2 and thats enough
 
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:eek: but if he touches my pussy.... the wrath of the gods will befall him!!!!!! :confused:

Please don't say these things... I can't cope with these images in my poor sick mind. :p
 
slinky said:
I would seriously call someone about him lyndsay, he sounds like a bloody NOT RIGHT!! if you get no-where with the RSPCA tell them that you fear he is killing them, they will be round like a shot.
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She who points finger should feel fortunes smile upon her light, for she is only different by the grace of god and only a heartbeat from those accused.
 
Doug said:
She who points finger should feel fortunes smile upon her light, for she is only different by the grace of god and only a heartbeat from those accused.
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LMAO Doug you been on Irish water again??:p
 
Margaret Pilkington said:
Yes Doug and it is a proven medical fact that animals can help with recovery from serious illness......lots of hospitals now have a PAT dogs scheme.....this is where an organisation takes dogs around designated hospital wards for the patients to see and to pet. And I'm sure someone will correct me if I am wrong, but I think the hospice has a cat.
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I bought a King Charles spaniel about 18 years ago, that was a retired PAT dog. She went for me as soon as I got her home, twice. It took about three weeks for her to settle down. The first time she jumped up on to my knee was so she could bit me again. She was passed on to my mother just after Christmas about a year after she puked up all over the house after eating Turkey for her dinner. She did turn out to be a fantastic pet in the end. Cats are for more of a challenge, they know for the care they give people, but like all felines their so bloody unpredictable, unless of course they adopt you then they just rule you for evermore.
 
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