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RE: Cats and rats

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Posted by: Lia at Fri Mar 19 10:25:03 2010  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Lia ]  
   

Few people spay their cats around here thus they start out with a female or two which they feed in their back yard than after few yrs countless.

By Hemmingways old house in Keys its a cat paradise lol . Cats all over the neighborhood.

I like cats so dont get me wrong but find the python hysteria very selective and hypocritical .

Considering in last 2 days temps again dropped to low 50s at night and I found very thin ribs showing Knight anole dead (imagined very weak state due to this winter)I would think pythons if any left still dieing.

Though finally now it starts getting warmer


   

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