My neighbor's cat better beware when the Camaro arrives!

[Baughman]

Originally Posted by maguilar496

A friend of mine had a cat come over and pee on his truck's chrome rims every day and night. I don't know how he did it but he connected a battery to the rim that the cat usually used and when he came over to pee. All we heard was squeling and yelling. Cat never came back. LOL

Awe man that's classic. I'll have to keep it in mind

[patriotpa]

You could also get a Havahart live trap, catch it and drop it off at the animal shelter. http://www.havahart.com/advice/critt...eral-cat-baits

This looks good, too...and FUN!

http://www.havahart.com/store/animal-repellents/5265

[FenwickHockey65]

Just wanted to let you know that if the cat suffers any injury as a result of your actions, you'll be charged with animal cruelty and face jail time and/or a fine.

There are better and easier ways to get rid of the cat than shooting it or electrocuting it. Those are just downright inhumane.

[Vash]

Get the outdoor cover, the thick grey one not the indoor one.

Also there is SSSCat. It's a motion detection based system that just sprays air lol.

[patriotpa]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Just wanted to let you know that if the cat suffers any injury as a result of your actions, you'll be charged with animal cruelty and face jail time and/or a fine.

There are better and easier ways to get rid of the cat than shooting it or electrocuting it. Those are just downright inhumane.

PA Game Commission told me if it's loose, it's feral. A disease vector and pest. No closed season, no limit.

[Aversion]

You could also use some pepper for a few days. I had a stray that kept getting on my car and leaving the same nasty footprints. I sprinkled a bit of pepper on the car for about a week when I parked it at night . I still see the cat around but it now leaves my car alone.

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by patriotpa

PA Game Commission told me if it's loose, it's feral. A disease vector and pest. No closed season, no limit.

Any good outdoor cat owner will have it caught up on vaccinations. If you know the cat belongs to someone, then you're just looking for trouble if you decide to open up on it.

Bottom line: It's cruel and inhumane, and remember, they were here before any of us. If you don't want the cat on your car, then park it in your garage or get a car cover. Easy as ****.

[topgun1]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Just wanted to let you know that if the cat suffers any injury as a result of your actions, you'll be charged with animal cruelty and face jail time and/or a fine.

There are better and easier ways to get rid of the cat than shooting it or electrocuting it. Those are just downright inhumane.

Yeah, i know, I'm an animal lover, I have 3 veterinarians in the family,and my neighbors are a retired minister and his wife that make us baked goods. I'm pretty much stuck with "shoo cat."

[topgun1]

Originally Posted by Vash

Get the outdoor cover, the thick grey one not the indoor one.

I ordered the gray with black stripe car cover, which is outdoor. This I thought was the only kind (besides different striping). I didn't know there was an indoor and outdoor cover. unfortunately, I only have a carport too.

[patriotpa]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

and remember, they were here before any of us.

HUMANS created Felis catus domesticus through breeding. http://www.catsinfo.com/history.html


http://engineering.curiouscatblog.ne...-domestic-cat/

Cute and fuzzy they may be. Keep them on your own property. When left to their own devices, they are destructive. It is their nature.

Emotionally, yes, you love your cat. If you do, you'll keep it on your property. Respect other people's property. Keep your cat at home.

[mlee]

Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65

Just wanted to let you know that if the cat suffers any injury as a result of your actions, you'll be charged with animal cruelty and face jail time and/or a fine.

There are better and easier ways to get rid of the cat than shooting it or electrocuting it. Those are just downright inhumane.

Now that is funny...

Threre is no excuse for letting your pets roam the neighborhood because, it's downright inhumane when someone pops a cap in them...

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by topgun1

Yeah, i know, I'm an animal lover, I have 3 veterinarians in the family,and my neighbors are a retired minister and his wife that make us baked goods. I'm pretty much stuck with "shoo cat."

Thank you.

[FenwickHockey65]

Originally Posted by mlee

Now that is funny...

Threre is no excuse for letting your pets roam the neighborhood because, it's downright inhumane when someone pops a cap in them...

Justified reasons to kill an animal: Attacking your pet, your family, yourself, too sick to save, or too old to care for anymore.

[SleepWarz]

Slingshot with some dog kibble, will deter the cat.

Or a water cannon, I used to setup just inside my old sliding door with my twin barreled gun waiting for cats to poke their nose inside the door. Because they would always wander in and scratch the couch >.<