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Your neighbour doesn't seem to care about their cats causing you problems so I wouldn't be too concerned about upsetting them.
Cats are not part of the natural system and their mess is a health hazard ...Inconsiderate, selfish cat owners care little for any of this.
Snails and slugs are part of the ecosystem as is bird mess and hedgehog mess.
Cats are not part of the natural system and their mess is a health hazard, especially when sited in a children's play area.
Cats kill over 2 million birds in the UK every year.
Inconsiderate, selfish cat owners care little for any of this.
The birds that cats manage to kill are the ones that are weak and probably would not have survived for long.
Snails and slugs are part of the ecosystem as is bird mess and hedgehog mess. Cats are not part of the natural system and their mess is a health hazard, especially when sited in a children's play area. Cats kill over 2 million birds in the UK every year. Inconsiderate, selfish cat owners care little for any of this.
Quote from: jungleplot on January 09, 2010, 16:08:54Snails and slugs are part of the ecosystem as is bird mess and hedgehog mess. Cats are not part of the natural system and their mess is a health hazard, especially when sited in a children's play area. Cats kill over 2 million birds in the UK every year. Inconsiderate, selfish cat owners care little for any of this.welcome jungleplot 'Ihope you enjoy a bit of banter ;)eer I'm almost sure that cats (wild ones)were always part of Britains wildlife but only servive in the highlands of Scotland because of manmarg