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kelly wrote on Oct 3, 2008 3:47 PM:
I sit here at my computer, and watch my little tiger-striped friend sleep on his favorite chair, and my heart breaks that the kitty who died on Olive-Barbour Road could not have had half the love that my cat has had. Animals need us to be kind and compassionate. God knows they always give back complete, unconditional love. SHAME ON THAT ROTTEN LADY WHO DUMPED THAT POOR CAT. WHAT A CRUEL THING TO DO!
Sheila D. wrote on Oct 3, 2008 1:43 PM:
Absolutely despicable. Kaye is right; these people aren't fit to adopt animals if they're going to be this cruel and irresponsible.
It's only too bad Ms. Gorsch didn't manage to get a plate number.
It's only too bad Ms. Gorsch didn't manage to get a plate number.
Kaye wrote on Oct 2, 2008 5:15 PM:
unfortunately, this is not a single occurrence in this community. 2 weeks ago, a female dog was thrown from a truck on the Kmart parking lot. She obviously just had had puppies, and I do not even want to imagine what those people did to them...The only way to end this, is that responsible pet owners need to spay and neuter their pets. If you can't afford this, even through one of the low-cost clinics, don't have a pet. You could still be with cats or dogs by volunteering at the pound.
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