Aussie Finch Forum

I would have to agree with deb, even though I'm not a lover of the 4 legged fur balls they still should be put down humanely a good shot from a gun or injection would be the best but I know everybody can't have access to these tools, I just find drowning a cruel way to die.

Just to show that there is a heart buried in my chest ,somewhere. A few years ago my dalmatian was sniffing around the back shed, and upon investigation I found a half grown cat ( owned by the lowlife next door) with six newly born kittens. Did I do the sensible thing and send them all to that great cattery in the sky? No, I barricaded off the shed door, fed and protected them for six weeks and then took them to the RSPCA for re homing. I mentioned nothing to the neighbours as their five dogs would have eaten them ( and the problem with that would be?) or I then would have had seven cats to deal with. Aah The sanctity of motherhood!

Hi Tintola,
I've always had a dog in my backyard and have never had a problem with cats...as for your neighbours behaviour....I would install a camera system...I did when we built our home recently...they are relatively inexpensive...and it would give you the proof you need to take action against your neighbour...cheers, Paul

Thanks Paul, But I think you misunderstood. The Obnoxious Neighbour IS a cat.

HI Tintola,

Yes i did misinterpret your original post ...but the dog solution is still your best option in my opinion.