Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

Yes folks it's that time of year again where you have to deal with all those unwanted kittens you have because you didn't take responsibility for being a crappy pet owner. Just pile them all in a box and dump them scared, hungry and frightened onto a road somewhere in the country. Congratulations go out to the jerk who did it near my farm, I can only hope that you will one day experience misery as well. It absolutely royally pi...... ummm I mean ticks me off since I pay to have my cats spayed so that I don't have to deal with the unwanted kittens situation that your useless carcass has dropped on me. You dumba$$!

I believe most of us can relate SR. VERY FRUSTRATING

Ten years ago, someone drove up the driveway to the garage, opened a cupboard that was outside for the next garbage day, and put the kitten inside. The garage is far enough from the house that it could have been dead if ever found. It was mewing, scared and alone in the dark. I did find it and look after it and my anger was unreal.

Yep been there too. Too many times.
My consolation is i am a way better person than the *&@/#€$ that dump them. And i always will be. Because i am a human being. Not a monster.

We get some kittens "donated" every year.
some had been in really bad shape.
it's frustrating
and talking to me vet: all of the farms she is dealing with have there cats fixed, but a lot of the "city folks" not

I'm part of the dumped on club as well. This year I called the local SPCA. They said if I fostered they would basically own the kittens and do all the vet stuff. So I did. They even offered me food to take home. Well.....sad story is, how the hell do you not keep the little buggers after they worm into ur home. Anyway, they are now neutered and with all shots but rabies. Too young yet. Guess I'll keep them as fosters. I'm at my limit now. So nobody better drop anymore off. If I ever catch them I will shoot out their tires. Foster brat likes the geese too.

My dear little Muppet was a drop off that had grown into a nasty Tom. He turned into such a sweet boy after DH encouraged him in and to be friendly. Total cuddlebutt after neutering and great around the birds. Really miss him now. Darn!

Really makes one think twice about all of those cardboard boxes at most back road intersections that seems "out of place" I know cardboard is light and most of those boxes are blown out of the recycling trucks and pickups but you really can't stop to check them all.

Last Dec we had a cat hanging around. "Orange Boy"
I figured someone dropped him off at the driveway.
After a few meals he turned into a cuddle monkey, but Our cat went spazzo.
We found an Excellent home for him & they send us updates - Happy Ending!

Around April another Orange male cat starts hanging around.
He is Feral & will not come near us, but lives in the garage.
BUT our cat Luvs hanging out with him.
They roll around together, lay in the sun, & preen together.

"Orange Boy 2" gets fed milk / kibble daily, & has access to the chicken coop.
He is often seen running out of the coop with a mouse.
I paid to have my male cat fixed so there wouldn't be kittens.
Now I have to figure out how to trap O.B.2 so he can't impregnate.

Is what it is, but people are PIGS!
The owners should be forced to euthanize cats @ the shelters.
They should see how many poor animals are killed every year.
End of rant. Here is Orange Boy 2 & our Black cat chillaxin' last week.

Nice ending PP!