Neighbours Neglecting Their Cats

x799sej | 09:43 Fri 12th Sep 2014 | Pets

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Our neighbours don't give a damn about their animals. They are always riddled with fleas and worms are constantly starving and are going through everyone's bin bags they are that hungry they try and steal my dogs food. They recently went away and left them to fend for themselves. We got back off holiday recently to find one of their cats dead in the back garden and it had been there at least four days by the state of it. I went and told them and they didn't give a damn they then left it there another two days this for me was extremely upsetting. They have a young cat who is just under a year old she is now on her second pregnancy in about four months. The cats sleep in our sheds and this little one comes in to ours for peace and food. I know I shouldn't feed her but I cannot bare to see any animal suffer. I have contacted RSPCA in the past but I get the usual need more evidence etc. They are not approachable people and I don't want to fall out with them. This poor cat is due to have her kittens anytime now and I don't know what to do with her as she refuses to leave the house. Every time their cats get pregnant they struggle to rehome all of them and end up keeping the ones left. Their attitude to spaying is awful as they think it's cruel and kinder to let them have kittens constantly.

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ladybirder

How's it going x799? She needs to be spayed asap after she has had her litter before this story repeats itself. It's hard, because of irresponsible people like your neighbours the rescues are full of unwanted cats and kittens. I could commit murder for such idiots.

wolf63

If she is very young herself and has not had a good diet throughout her pregnancy (and the fact that one of her male kittens could have fathered this litter) means that the kittens will not have a good start in life.

Ladybirder - it must be difficult having so many cats in the house so the most logical thing for the neighbours to do is to neuter the cats.

Cats breed like rabbits ~ or so my vet told me. :-)