Originally posted by: moshquerade
Just to clear up any confusion, Sprinkles the cat being placed in the freezer so it could be put out of its' misery is from "The Office".
i am not confused
are you confused?
Originally posted by: moshquerade
Just to clear up any confusion, Sprinkles the cat being placed in the freezer so it could be put out of its' misery is from "The Office".
Originally posted by: Chryso
Why is it cruel? How many of us have drowned and can say straight up how bad it was?
I have heard that after the initial struggle drowning really isn't that bad.
Of course, I don't actually KNOW.
As for freezing, well, you don't want all your french fry bags all torn up.
i guess so. i thought you didn't know why i referenced the freezer.Originally posted by: FoBoT
Originally posted by: moshquerade
Just to clear up any confusion, Sprinkles the cat being placed in the freezer so it could be put out of its' misery is from "The Office".
i am not confused
are you confused?
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why yes.... yes i do.Originally posted by: FoBoT
i know all about the freezer
do you?
Originally posted by: moshquerade
why yes.... yes i do.Originally posted by: FoBoT
i know all about the freezer
do you?
(wtf is going on here.... )
Originally posted by: GuideBot
Originally posted by: glutenberg
Originally posted by: GuideBot
It's to prevent animal cruelty, which drowning should qualify under.
All you need is a single .22 round to the cat's head. My family has taken care of several generations of animals and most of my family that lives out in BFE around here have burried their loved pets that have passed on in their back yard after performing the euthenasia themselves.
If they seemingly can't afford a vet euthanizing I would wonder why they would be able to buy a gun for the single purpose of shooting their cat.
You don't have to buy a gun. You can already own one. You can borrow one from a friend or a neighbor. Problem-solving for the win.
Vets are very expensive.
Originally posted by: zeruty
The solution is simple... if you can't afford to have a vet put down your animal, take the animal to the pound, tell them it's a stray that seems to be in a lot of pain, and came by your house and won't leave. They'll take the cat, see how sick it is, and put it down themselves...
Originally posted by: Engraver
Originally posted by: Tiamat
they probably dont own a gun, what would be considered a mercy kill if you don't have any weapons?
Grind up some sleeping pills and feed them to it.
Originally posted by: Xavier434
2. Corpse disposal issues. Most Americans do not want to rely on Joe Shmoe to dispose of a corpse properly. I certainly don't.
Originally posted by: Injury
If you had to choose how you would die, what would you pick among these 3:
a) Firing Squad
b) Drowning
c) Lethal Injection
and for bonus points... why?
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Someone mentioned about disposing of the body. They don't call garbage disposals, DisposALLs for nothing.
Originally posted by: Chryso
Originally posted by: Geekbabe
Because I've had to escort a beloved pet to the vet to ease their suffering.The animal can be held right to the end,he/she can be wrapped in a soft blanket as you say your goodbyes,he/she goes to sleep surrounded by the person who loved him,there's no frantic struggle. It is the final and most compassionate service we can give to our 4 legged companions.
Ok, now this is a good answer. I will happily accept this and retract my former comments.
You have been through this with a pet. I have not. My pets have always died on their own and did not require putting down.
Originally posted by: thecoolnessrune
My personal method is using a gun. However, if a gun isn't available, I slit its throat. Cruelty? perhaps.. but it doesn't last long..
Originally posted by: Number1
Originally posted by: thecoolnessrune
My personal method is using a gun. However, if a gun isn't available, I slit its throat. Cruelty? perhaps.. but it doesn't last long..
The throat method, you did this to cats or dogs?
I saw a pig get its throat slit when I was a kid. It was absolutely horible with blood everywhere and the pig squeeling untill it died.
When I was a teenager, Dad decided that the family dog had to go. It was decided that I would shoot the poor thing.
I shot the dog once with a .22, but the bullet did not kill it, it just took its nose right off. Then the dog freed itself from the leach and ran to the woods. Unfortunatly, I only had one bullet with me. We had to drive home, get the 12 gage shot gun and come back to finish the job. That was the first time I saw my Dad cry.
That was the last time I ever shot or killed a pet.
Sunday morning we foud our 4 years old cat dead in the laundry room. We have no idea what killed it. I just took the body to the dump Monday.
Originally posted by: Agentbolt
Garbage Disposals cannot do anything about bones. You'll just end up breaking the teeth of it.
The proper solution is lye and acid in the bathtub, amateurs.
Originally posted by: GuideBot
Originally posted by: glutenberg
Originally posted by: GuideBot
It's to prevent animal cruelty, which drowning should qualify under.
All you need is a single .22 round to the cat's head. My family has taken care of several generations of animals and most of my family that lives out in BFE around here have burried their loved pets that have passed on in their back yard after performing the euthenasia themselves.
If they seemingly can't afford a vet euthanizing I would wonder why they would be able to buy a gun for the single purpose of shooting their cat.
You don't have to buy a gun. You can already own one. You can borrow one from a friend or a neighbor. Problem-solving for the win.
Vets are very expensive.
Originally posted by: Citrix
Originally posted by: Pacfanweb
My question isn't about the cat, but about why anyone would even need to ask the question the OP did.
what, my question about when did it become illegal? why would you even question that? its a valid question.
Originally posted by: jagec
Then again, I grew up on a farm, so I think we had a more realistic view of things than the city dwelling "pets are like your children" people do. The whole "drowning kittens" thing does still make me, though.
Originally posted by: bctbct
Cats spend their life in fear of water, anyone who would think of dunking them in it until they are dead is an idiot.
Originally posted by: waggy
Originally posted by: bctbct
Cats spend their life in fear of water, anyone who would think of dunking them in it until they are dead is an idiot.
thats a myth and not true.
i have seen plenty of cats that love water.