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Fur flies in neighborhood after trapping of errant cat
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I hear indirectly that this incident got the attention of WDFW Enforcement.
https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/fur-flies-in-neighborhood-after-trapping-of-errant-cat/
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Re: Fur flies in neighborhood after trapping of errant cat
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Interesting, MccAllum should be 'good to go' since she was advised by the animal control officer.
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Lucky that’s all she did.
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Re: Fur flies in neighborhood after trapping of errant cat
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glad I live in the country, where coyotes eat all the stray cats that come try to kill my quail.
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Story is dated 2006
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Re: Fur flies in neighborhood after trapping of errant cat
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Good point, I see that now. I guess I found the wrong story after I heard about the incident. I will look some more; I heard it got press coverage.
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Personally I think that "outdoor" pet cats are a nuisance and a menace to birds and other small animals and should be considered an invasive species. I have a pet cat, and if he ever ends up injured or killed in a trap or otherwise, that would be on me for letting him get out.
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