Cats and Cars - Page 2

Romulus · 12-10-2015, 06:57 PM

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Originally Posted by STINKY NINJA

Cats that are left to roam free kill alot of local birdlife and this could be easily prevented by caring owners taking better care of their pets...
It comes down to "care factor",most cat owners have "zero carefactor" Unfortunately,their usual response is "that's what they do just get over it"
Nothing can be done about humans killing kangaroos especially if they have permission to develop property... there is no shortage of kangaroos!
If calm had concerns about species being wiped out they would not approve such developments.
You are essentially disagreeing with development that is law and calm approved and saying its ok for cats to kill wildlife which could in most cases be prevented by decent cat owners,typical cat owners response...
Cat owners usually don't care what damage their pets inflict on the environment or other peoples cars..

Rubbish. Human are responsible for the destruction of the environment we live in. Blaming a domestic pet for the destruction of wildlife is drawing a very long bow...

I am agreeing that our government permits the destruction of the land in which our wildlife lives and does not care.

I live my life by a few rules, #1 rule is I don't believe anything the government tells me.

superfly · 12-10-2015, 07:23 PM

I hate cats.

Luckily my car is parked in a garage but at previous houses, I've had the car scratched by cats.

Now my problem is them crapping in my garden bed and ripping up my front door mat. I wish I could blame the owner but I have no idea who they are. Cats should be kept in their own house/yard. Not roam the streets wherever they like to go.

Can't wait for the council to make cats registered like dogs. Hopefully owners will then be more responsible or get rid of them.

XB GS 351 Coupe · 12-10-2015, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Silver Ghia

Its not the cats fault they wander the neighbourhood. Its the owners that let them wander.

Please don't blame the cats or suggest harming of cats. Blame the owners.

No one said it's the cats fault, but if the owner does not care for the cat, and it is damaging my property or making my life worse, then it needs to be disposed of, easy way out is trap the cat and take to shelter.

XB GS 351 Coupe · 12-10-2015, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by F6 Concorde

Rubbish. Human are responsible for the destruction of the environment we live in. Blaming a domestic pet for the destruction of wildlife is drawing a very long bow...

I am agreeing that our government permits the destruction of the land in which our wildlife lives and does not care.

I live my life by a few rules, #1 rule is I don't believe anything the government tells me.

Cats kill Australian Native wild life, it's a fact, there are probably more cats than people in Australia, and almost every single one will kill some sort of native animal every day of it's miserable life.

It's not what the Government tells us, it's what is happening in the Australian bush every single day.

XB GS 351 Coupe · 12-10-2015, 07:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by superfly

I hate cats.

Luckily my car is parked in a garage but at previous houses, I've had the car scratched by cats.

Now my problem is them crapping in my garden bed and ripping up my front door mat. I wish I could blame the owner but I have no idea who they are. Cats should be kept in their own house/yard. Not roam the streets wherever they like to go.

Can't wait for the council to make cats registered like dogs. Hopefully owners will then be more responsible or get rid of them.

Cats need to be microchipped in NSW already not sure about other states.

Here are some basic rules:

https://www.olg.nsw.gov.au/public/do...ership-program

https://www.olg.nsw.gov.au/public/do...g-registration

Mr Brooksy · 12-10-2015, 07:55 PM

Water proof car cover should make a difference?

Hate cats personally, but there is not much you can do about them except lie in wait with the hose. Usually only need to nail them once...

superyob · 12-10-2015, 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by XB GS 351 Coupe

No one said it's the cats fault, but if the owner does not care for the cat, and it is damaging my property or making my life worse, then it needs to be disposed of, easy way out is trap the cat and take to shelter.

That sounds uncatstitutional...

Sprint · 12-10-2015, 08:01 PM

Yes I have car covers but doing that everyday gets very old fast, thinking of buying one of those kids squirt guns and going Rambo.

smoo · 12-10-2015, 08:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by STINKY NINJA

Cats that are left to roam free kill alot of local birdlife and this could be easily prevented by caring owners taking better care of their pets...
It comes down to "care factor",most cat owners have "zero carefactor" Unfortunately,their usual response is "that's what they do just get over it"
Nothing can be done about humans killing kangaroos especially if they have permission to develop property... there is no shortage of kangaroos!
If calm had concerns about species being wiped out they would not approve such developments.
You are essentially disagreeing with development that is law and calm approved and saying its ok for cats to kill wildlife which could in most cases be prevented by decent cat owners,typical cat owners response...
Cat owners usually don't care what damage their pets inflict on the environment or other peoples cars..

There were a pack of rabid greenies over here in NZ singing the same tune in a small bush clad town. These POS were responsible for up to 20 domestic cats going missing. And the end result had the opposite intention, the rats bred like crazy and native bird life went into decline as they had gotten into bird nests. But hey, she will be a cold day in hell when a greenies idea works out in the real world.

F6 Concorde, I'd be a bit hesitant in letting your cats over that interior. I had my window down half and one of the cats got in. When exiting it must have slipped and dug its claws into the door card. Not too much of a major but it would make a right mess of your leather.

Sprint · 12-10-2015, 08:10 PM

choose your destiny cat.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Nerf-Supe...item1e80897de3

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Giant-Wat...item5420268cc6

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Nerf-Supe...item486f2566d3

**Falcon Coupe** · 12-10-2015, 08:17 PM

That cat across the road from me has been crapping in my garden for months. It then jumps on the bonnet of the Territory with dirty paws tracking filth up the windscreen to the roof where it sits under the cover of my carport spying on my neighbors bird aviary's.

Small scratches on the bonnet need polishing out and the mess, especially the day after washing has been driving me crazy.
I knocked on their door on the weekend and explained what's happening and how I'm VERY annoyed in a polite manner. They agreed to try keeping it inside by sundown as it always happens after dark. Problem solved!

If I see it on there again I will grab a trap from the council and hand it in once caught.
Cats in my area have the same rules as dogs, not permitted off the owners property at any time. Seems the council only goes for dog owners in this regard.

**Professor Farnsworth** · 12-10-2015, 09:20 PM

Since this is about failed cat thread #10 where the suggestion of animal cruelty starts to run rife, any future threads about cats and cars will be deleted. I have had cat damage myself several times but don't condone any hurting of animals.

As Falcon Coupe rationally stated, speak to the owner, get a trap or call a ranger to solve your problem.

Anyone wants some other hints, google it.