In Toronto, mice chewed through electrical wires at an Animal Humane Centre building. The centre was a holding area for cats and dogs that were either abandoned/abused etc.
The mice short ciruited the electrical system and caused a FIRE. The fire killed over 100 cats and some dogs too.
I can't help but think this was planned. The mice, they knew what they were doing. This might be the start of a species war.
Pet owners beware, the mice are pissed.....
http://www.thestar.com/News/GTA/article/556245
Originally posted by uzlessviva la revolucion!
In Toronto, mice chewed through electrical wires at an Animal Humane Centre building. The centre was a holding area for cats and dogs that were either abandoned/abused etc.
The mice short ciruited the electrical system and caused a FIRE. The fire killed over 100 cats and some dogs too.
I can't help but think this was planned. The mice, they knew wh ...[text shortened]... et owners beware, the mice are pissed.....
http://www.thestar.com/News/GTA/article/556245
Originally posted by uzlessjlilly's house will be next!
In Toronto, mice chewed through electrical wires at an Animal Humane Centre building. The centre was a holding area for cats and dogs that were either abandoned/abused etc.
The mice short ciruited the electrical system and caused a FIRE. The fire killed over 100 cats and some dogs too.
I can't help but think this was planned. The mice, they knew wh ...[text shortened]... et owners beware, the mice are pissed.....
http://www.thestar.com/News/GTA/article/556245
Rodents have always gotten their revenge. They pass along their parasites to cats. My one cat died a lingering death about 3 three years ago to either heartworms or threadworms. She had been eating rabbits. She just wasted away but was still out there hunting up to the end. Our present cat is not allowed outside!
Originally posted by ale1552Why did you let the cat suffer? Maybe you should have put it down?
Rodents have always gotten their revenge. They pass along their parasites to cats. My one cat died a lingering death about 3 three years ago to either heartworms or threadworms. She had been eating rabbits. She just wasted away but was still out there hunting up to the end. Our present cat is not allowed outside!
Originally posted by YEAH BOYShe did not suffer, otherwise we would have. She was happy but just getting thinner all the time. She slipped into a coma the last few hours. No other symptoms other than a little wheezing which we controlled with a diuretic. We have had many pets put down quickly when they were in distress, you may trust me on this.
Why did you let the cat suffer? Maybe you should have put it down?
Originally posted by ale1552I trust you.We put a few cats down Tough thing to do.
She did not suffer, otherwise we would have. She was happy but just getting thinner all the time. She slipped into a coma the last few hours. No other symptoms other than a little wheezing which we controlled with a diuretic. We have had many pets put down quickly when they were in distress, you may trust me on this.