The cats on Springfield and especially the many many cats owned by one
person on 4700 block of Chester Ave take up residence in the community
garden at 4713-15 Chester Ave creating an incredible health hazard. Cat
feces and food crops do not mix! Many of us have tried to get this neighbor
to
I was speaking to a neighbor at 49th and Beaumont, who told me her two
indoor/outdoor cats were poisoned this past week.
The two feral kitties that generally hung out with the recently
deceased look fine, so I'm not sure if this was an intentional or
personal poisoning, or if it was an accidental
Something like this happened at 46th and Springfield a few years ago, I
don't think anyone ever figured out who was responsible. The owner of
the house at 46th and Springfield is a funny character, and was
harboring and feeding many many strays. There are still some poking
around there even to
Poison is a pretty heavy accusation.
It was never proved that poison caused the cat deaths near 4601
Springfield.
It is hard to tell what kills cats.
Well intentioned tuna can be poison to a cat.
A few drops of antifreeze, spilled in a gutter, can be a negligently
delivered poison.
A cat can be
From Clara Flores:
Begin forwarded message:
From: Clara Flores [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: February 15, 2005 12:33:07 PM EST
To: Andrew Diller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FW: [UC] cats poisoned at 49th and Baltimore..?
For whatever reason, I can't post to the univcity listerv. Could you
post
I don't think there is much debate about the fact that they were
intentionally killed. Many died on the same day- too many to make it an
act of God.
Some poor misguided people just don't like Cats. They fail to realize
that these feral cats keep the squirrel population in check, and are a
In a message dated 2/15/2005 12:33:48 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Poison
is a pretty heavy accusation.It was never proved that poison caused
the cat deaths near 4601Springfield.It is hard to tell what kills
cats.Best!Liz
Realtor CSI will begin
filming this
On Feb 15, 2005, at 11:40 AM, Andrew Diller wrote:
The owner of the house at 46th and Springfield is a funny character,
and was harboring and feeding many many strays.
There's an older (60ish), slight, stoop-shouldered man who has been
feeding cats around the neighborhood for many, many years.
I would hate to think that there is a cat serial killer about.
Unfortunately, cats ARE attracted to antifreeze; rather an ingredient used
in antifreeze, (propylene gycol,) which ironically is used in small amounts
in those soft, chewy cat treats. (or at least it used to be).
On 2/15/05 1:07 PM,
Liz wrote:
Feral cats are subject to Feline Leukemia, and other contagious desires
that can take out multiple cats during a short period of time.
Are you sure it isn't the reverse? That contagious desires aren't
responsible for cats multiplying?
c j kelly
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