Desperately Need PETA'S Advice..

Brett's Honey · 10-27-2005, 12:08 AM

The local Humane Society has a capacity of only 30 cats and they currently have 60, so they aren't accepting them at this time. I would have to get a hell of a good discount to keep paying for all of these critters spaying and neutering. And the first problem with getting three (beautiful calico) females living outside spayed would be to catch them! They're wild. The same goes for a couple of the males that are hanging around.
I'm much too young to be an old "cat lady!"

10-27-2005, 12:08 AM	#11
Brett's Honey whatever Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 308	The local Humane Society has a capacity of only 30 cats and they currently have 60, so they aren't accepting them at this time. I would have to get a hell of a good discount to keep paying for all of these critters spaying and neutering. And the first problem with getting three (beautiful calico) females living outside spayed would be to catch them! They're wild. The same goes for a couple of the males that are hanging around. I'm much too young to be an old "cat lady!"

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