BenReaper Posted December 29, 2014 Posted December 29, 2014 Moemoe and Thabo taking a nap on the portch while its drizzling outside in Gansbaai on Saturday. Uni, deanbean, Tromp and 5 others 8
LOOK695 Posted January 3, 2015 Posted January 3, 2015 Dante growing up nicely at 10 weeks old blondeonabike, Wil6, 428 others and 5 others 8
Wayne Potgieter Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 some of you will remember Tyson. My boxer male. Well, a few months ago we found a boxer female walking in the streets. She was unchipped with no tags. After going throught the whole of benoni's vets and spcas to advise them of a found dog. No one claimed her and Layla became part of the family. Judging by the below pictures....i am sure you will agree that Tyson is VERY happy about Layla. Wannabe 1
Wayne Potgieter Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 Tyson looking after his babies Tromp, LOOK695, deanbean and 4 others 7
Wayne Potgieter Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 The babies Tromp, Wannabe, Tumbleweed and 3 others 6
Kranswurm Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 Some 6 months ago I adopted two cats aged 9 and 7 from a family emigrating.I live in a townhouse complex and there is a big tom making a pest of himself and fighting continuously with my tom.He is extremely brazen and comes right into the house and also steals the cats foodI have had it with this cat.Short of sending him on his merry way with a well placed .22 can someone recommend a strategy.I am trying to get him trapped in a room and beat the living sh*t out of him but he is too clever.My cat stands up to him and has won many a battle now but I have had itPaintball gun with pepper spray?
DJR Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 Some 6 months ago I adopted two cats aged 9 and 7 from a family emigrating.I live in a townhouse complex and there is a big tom making a pest of himself and fighting continuously with my tom.He is extremely brazen and comes right into the house and also steals the cats foodI have had it with this cat.Short of sending him on his merry way with a well placed .22 can someone recommend a strategy.I am trying to get him trapped in a room and beat the living sh*t out of him but he is too clever.My cat stands up to him and has won many a battle now but I have had itPaintball gun with pepper spray?Get a cage from the SPCA, set it and trap him. Take him to the SPCA, ask them to neuter him. After he has recovered, release him near his home. Tell nobody. mrbaker and Kranswurm 2
fanievb Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 Some 6 months ago I adopted two cats aged 9 and 7 from a family emigrating.I live in a townhouse complex and there is a big tom making a pest of himself and fighting continuously with my tom.He is extremely brazen and comes right into the house and also steals the cats foodI have had it with this cat.Short of sending him on his merry way with a well placed .22 can someone recommend a strategy.I am trying to get him trapped in a room and beat the living sh*t out of him but he is too clever.My cat stands up to him and has won many a battle now but I have had itPaintball gun with pepper spray?Get a cage from the SPCA, set it and trap him. Take him to the SPCA, ask them to neuter him. After he has recovered, release him near his home. Tell nobody..22
Spoke101 Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 Some 6 months ago I adopted two cats aged 9 and 7 from a family emigrating.I live in a townhouse complex and there is a big tom making a pest of himself and fighting continuously with my tom.He is extremely brazen and comes right into the house and also steals the cats foodI have had it with this cat.Short of sending him on his merry way with a well placed .22 can someone recommend a strategy.I am trying to get him trapped in a room and beat the living sh*t out of him but he is too clever.My cat stands up to him and has won many a battle now but I have had itPaintball gun with pepper spray?Rent a Big dog[emoji39] Kranswurm 1
fanievb Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 That was my first reaction.....Given a choice between having my nuts cut off or being shot, I'd rather be shot ???? mrbaker, Stiglitz86, Wayne Potgieter and 2 others 5
blondeonabike Posted January 4, 2015 Posted January 4, 2015 Some 6 months ago I adopted two cats aged 9 and 7 from a family emigrating.I live in a townhouse complex and there is a big tom making a pest of himself and fighting continuously with my tom.He is extremely brazen and comes right into the house and also steals the cats foodI have had it with this cat.Short of sending him on his merry way with a well placed .22 can someone recommend a strategy.I am trying to get him trapped in a room and beat the living sh*t out of him but he is too clever.My cat stands up to him and has won many a battle now but I have had itPaintball gun with pepper spray?We used to have this problem at our old house before we moved six months ago. My female cat, is very passive. We had a neighbour who had lots of sausage dogs, and lots of cats. Basically if the cats wanted some peace to do their business in the garden or roam around they would come to our house. We had no dogs at the time to chase the cats away. Problem was a large male tom that would come into our house and bully our cat. One day we came home to blood all over the kitchen and balls of my cats fur pulled out (my cat is beige, the tom was black) and urine everywhere. My cat was beaten and hiding under my bed. This was the last straw. Sadly, when I spoke to the neighbour, she was very non chalant about the affair, it was the one time I really lost my cool and threatened to shoot an animal. We got a dog a while later and that sorted the issue out.
Guest notmyname Posted January 5, 2015 Posted January 5, 2015 Some 6 months ago I adopted two cats aged 9 and 7 from a family emigrating.I live in a townhouse complex and there is a big tom making a pest of himself and fighting continuously with my tom.He is extremely brazen and comes right into the house and also steals the cats foodI have had it with this cat.Short of sending him on his merry way with a well placed .22 can someone recommend a strategy.I am trying to get him trapped in a room and beat the living sh*t out of him but he is too clever.My cat stands up to him and has won many a battle now but I have had itPaintball gun with pepper spray?Pepper balls. I'm ashamed to admit I followed this path at my previous residents. Worked a treat, the dirty looks from the tom still make me giggle.
Little Fish Posted January 6, 2015 Posted January 6, 2015 Some 6 months ago I adopted two cats aged 9 and 7 from a family emigrating.I live in a townhouse complex and there is a big tom making a pest of himself and fighting continuously with my tom.He is extremely brazen and comes right into the house and also steals the cats foodI have had it with this cat.Short of sending him on his merry way with a well placed .22 can someone recommend a strategy.I am trying to get him trapped in a room and beat the living sh*t out of him but he is too clever.My cat stands up to him and has won many a battle now but I have had itPaintball gun with pepper spray? Get a cage from the SPCA, set it and trap him. Take him to the SPCA, ask them to neuter him. After he has recovered, release him near his home. Tell nobody.No jokes, you are allowed to take a cat that isn't yours to be neutered if he is causing issues in a residential area & especially in a complex.My old vet told me they did it often. Maybe put a couple of complains in writing to the owner & body corporate or trustees & then go ahead.
NixM Posted January 6, 2015 Posted January 6, 2015 It was a hard holiday at the Breede river: blondeonabike, BenReaper, Spoke101 and 7 others 10
SwissVan Posted January 6, 2015 Posted January 6, 2015 Now I know where the saying "Toe's to the moon" comes from It was a hard holiday at the Breede river: 4.jpg2.jpg1.jpg
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