This is my stiff, hates to be held, retard cat Luke.



And this is my other cat, Lucy, which will walk up to any stranger and want to be your best friend. I'm surprised no one has stolen her yet...

 

Funny... my family has had cats since as early as I can remember and we have never had one terrorize our house with it's claws. They usually keep to the scratching post, and I see them scratch on the logs outside. Mind you it takes a bit of training and they learn what they can and can't do... but yea, I would never de-claw a cat.

 

I had this cat in my GF's apartment for 6 months prior and it was help even with the scratching post. She die things like climb up hour feet in bed at night with her claws. She's a killer.

 

If they can go outside and claw **** up then they usually don't take it out on the house. But since I don't let mine outside I think they tend to claw up the house a bit more.

 

I hate cats.
Exept for my beloved drift kitty <3

 

This is my sisters cat I'm looking after while she on holiday in Canada. He is obsessed with water, I have to be careful if I leave the sink full of water because he jumps in it. lol

 

 

You guys know that a cat's claws aren't just for defense right? Cats that are declawed eventually can develop back problems. Grabbing onto something with their claws also enables them to get a nice stretch into their back muscles. A friend of mine has a de-clawed cat and her back feels like it has knots in it now that she's getting older.

Sorry for being on a high horse about this but I really think de-clawing is unfair even to indoor only kitties. There are other options like claw caps and the sticky tape that you can put on your furniture to keep them from scratching. My cat used to scratch our old couches but leaves our nice new furniture alone because we've trained him to only use his scratching post and one shitty old love seat that basically belongs to him.

Reading:
http://www.humanesociety.org/animals...declawing.html

Keep in mind however that i'm also against keeping cats indoors unless they have health issues or something keeps them from really defending themselves like coyotes. I believe cats deserve the richness of life that comes with having the ability to go roam around the neighborhood, get in fights with other cats, kill small animals, and of course potentially having multiple welcoming houses. My neighbors and I kind of share cats haha.

 

Cats aren't scared enough of cars for me to let mine out, if I thought a shock collar would work I'd go that route.

 

Laugh at the stupid dog.

http://www.videobash.com/video_show/...ases-dog-26831

 

Just found the video of this.
http://www.videobash.com/video_show/cat-shower-335

 

HONEY BaDGeR DON"T GIVE A ****

 

 

huffing ammonia



then...

 

 

 

New tiger kittens at Prague Zoo. Too stinking cute not to post here. This thread makes me really miss having a cat.

 

 

Up to 4 now... There are some unhappy kitties around here, but a coupe happy girls!