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    Cat Swung By Tail Put Down,

    I seen this horrible story on the news yesterday,

    Some retards swung a cat by the tail around and around,

    They did so much damage that the poor thing had to be put down!

    I thought they would have just removed the tail and it would have lived.

    http://torontosun.com/News/TorontoAn...90944-sun.html

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    I hope they find the idiots...with so many in the neighbourhood knowing Tucker and his family, I would think somebody saw SOMETHING.

    Even a poster on the local Supermailbox would help...

    My sympathies to the family...and I pray with the nerve damage, that poor Tucker didn't have much feeling in the injuries...
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    I bet it's some sick little effing teenager.

    Because it's usually boys who torture animals, grab him by the member and swing him until he gets nerve damamge.
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    I wish now I hadn't read this.

    Yes I agree with Richard.

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    The problem with tail injuries (or malformed tails--think Manx Syndrome) is that the nerves that assist with peeing and pooping can also be damaged. If nobody is willing to deal with that, the kitty may be put down.

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    The tail is part of the spine....

    Thank you Wolf_Q!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RICHARD
    I bet it's some sick little effing teenager.

    Because it's usually boys who torture animals, grab him by the member and swing him until he gets nerve damamge.

    Not all boys or all teenagers are so cruel. I too hate the thought of this animal suffering, but I for one have 3 boys who would swing the person responsible. All teenagers and all boy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr.Goodnow
    Not all boys or all teenagers are so cruel. I too hate the thought of this animal suffering, but I for one have 3 boys who would swing the person responsible. All teenagers and all boy.
    Ditto, my 17 year old brother would have kicked the person responsible's sorry butt.

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    Men/boys are the usual culprits in animal torture cases.

    I don't consider anyone who tortures animals as an adult or even human.

    And, if it was a woman how would I swing her around?

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    Quote Originally Posted by RICHARD
    I bet it's some sick little effing teenager.
    Yeah, because I am sure all the teenagers on PT would swing a cat around by its tail until it died. I don't think that comment is really necessary. There is a parent behind every kid, and kids don't always do these sick kind of things.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maltese_Love
    Yeah, because I am sure all the teenagers on PT would swing a cat around by its tail until it died. I don't think that comment is really necessary. There is a parent behind every kid, and kids don't always do these sick kind of things.

    Did I mention that teenagers on PT would do something like that?
    Please find the part of my posts where I said that.

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    Yes, its sad and sick what happened...

    but...

    Why do people let their animal roam the neighborhood without supervision?!! I hope they don't get another cat. The only good that may come out of this is that the two kids might learn to keep their animals inside. Everytime I talk to people about letting a cat roam, I ask if they'd let their dog roam the neighborhood. The only answer I get is that "a cat is different". What's the difference between letting one domestic animal roam at large and not the other? Some people are a waste of oxygen.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IRescue452

    Why do people let their animal roam the neighborhood without supervision?!! I hope they don't get another cat. The only good that may come out of this is that the two kids might learn to keep their animals inside. Everytime I talk to people about letting a cat roam, I ask if they'd let their dog roam the neighborhood. The only answer I get is that "a cat is different". What's the difference between letting one domestic animal roam at large and not the other? Some people are a waste of oxygen.
    I see what you're saying, but, as an ex-cat owner who used to let Zsa-Zsa outside throughout her life, I wouldn't say my opinion is a 'waste of oxygen'. In a way, a cat IS different. Dogs like to be part of the pack, cats cherish their independence. A dog would be more likely to run off and keep on running, a cat will go so far and come home when s/he feels hungry. I personally would feel cruel keeping a cat indoors, but I know people that do and if they are comfortable with it, that's fine by me. Anyway, not to delve into that, as it's more or less irrelevent to the story.

    I really hope the poor guy wasn't in severe pain with his injuries. May he RIP, and may those that inflicted their venemous ways on him rot.

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    I wouldn't say someone who let their cat out is a waste of oxygen but I do think it's just as much a gamble and can end in trouble as much as letting a dog roam. My dogs would not run away but they very well may be hit by a car, poop or dig in other's yards, and so on. Cats do the same. I've seen so many kitties hit by cars and have come too close myself. I hope and pray I never hit one. I saw a big fat orangie cat wearing a collar, obviously someone's pet) hit right in front of me once. The car kept going but I pulled over. It was too late, he was gone. I felt so sick at heart and moved him out of the road.

    I've been in neighborhoods where many let their cats out to roam or even kept them outside full time. Often they'd be in my yard using the garden for their toilet, get up under my car to make me afraid to start it, sometimes even fighting near my bedroom window in the middle of the night. I know someone who always kept her dogs in their fenced yard or in the house, but once they were out when the neighbor's cat hopped over their fence and the dogs, seeing this as a toy, grabbed and killed it. Then you have stories like this where some sick and demented person got ahold of the cat.

    Just some things to think of, when people seem to get really frustrated with those who let their pets, cat or dog, roam around unsupervised.
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    Cats aren't even safe in their own yards, yesterday a cat was killed in her own front yard by two roaming dogs. The cat was sleeping in her basket on her front porch, she didn't have a chance to run.

    It may have been safe to let cats outside twenty years ago but definitely not now with all these sick and irresponsible people around.

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