Did you know cats purr at the same frequency as an idling diesel engine, about 26 cycles per second. Me-WOW!
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I would have told themOriginally posted by Goldeneagle View PostI just called it back. This is for real! There's a company you can call to put out Amber alerts for your missing pet.
I told them I better not get another call again.
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Woops
I think I found him.
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I thought that is what the do not call list was for....stopping phone spam....Comment
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Awe heck, I'm game. Ya'll have your fun. I can take it.
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ALERT cancelled....I found him under my tire
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Not anymoreOriginally posted by dcw View PostAnd that it has been there for the last few miles
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that would be a good tool for this. it would be like getting a scouting report...
New Hunting Season Proposed for Domestic Cats
The Texas Domestic Animal Control Department (TDACD) will meet in Austin to discuss a new open hunting season on
domestic and wild feral cats. The purpose of this proposal to return cat hunting hopes to help decrease the extremely large
numbers of roaming cats in and around all large and small cities and communities in Texas. Throughout the state of Texas,
cat season would start in January 2013, once passed. Cats were once subject to “game management” in Texas, and an official
hunting season once specified “cats, coyotes, and predatory species” in what was called “Varmint Season”. The law
changed in the early 1980s when reformers managed to end game controls for feral cats.
Cats have become a nuisance animal. They get into trash, flower gardens, they walk on people’s vehicles and kill birds and
are extremely overpopulated due to uncontrolled breeding. This new cat hunting season, if passed, hopes to eliminate some
of these nuisance problems, while providing a viable and enjoyable sport for suburban hunters.
There will be rules in place that the TDACD are currently working on, for example: You can only shoot cats on your own
property, property you have permission to hunt, and vacated properties. As of now you can only shoot them with a bow and
arrow or a crossbow. With the new law legalizing gun suppressors, TDACD is considering the .22 caliber series rifles for cat
extermination. This of course includes the .22, the .22 magnum and the .22 Hornet. If approved, these calibers can only be
used to shoot cats with the noise suppressors. Apparently this provision will insure that while killing your neighbor’s cat you
won’t disturb your neighbors at the same time with loud gunshots.
There is a new organization in Houston supporting the new cat hunting law. It is called the Cat Hunting Association of Texas
(CHAT). They are preparing an across-the-board Texas contest for cat hunters. They will be giving away cash and prizes to
the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners in each county in Texas. The president of the Galveston Cat Hunters of Texas chapter will
be taking $10 for each contestant in entry form money.
The competition rules are simple. To confirm each kill you must provide ears and tail from each dead cat. Cats may also be
skinned and the pelts turned in to the judges.
Local chapter president of the Cat Hunting Association of
Texas (CHAT), R.A. said, “This is shaping up to be a great
cat hunting tournament.” He has already received hundreds
of phone calls from Galveston County residents wanting to
sign up for the contest.
The motto of the Galveston County chapter Cat Hunting
Association of Texas is “IF YOU LET YOUR CATS
ROAM, DON’T EXPECT THEM BACK HOME”.
If you have any opinions about this new proposed hunting
law, please email steve@SeabreezeNews.com
PS: I’m just reporting the news to keep you folks informed.
Please do not get angry with me! SteveComment
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ARE YOU KIDDING ME? Read below how they can call you on the DNC list all the way through 9pm.
WHO started this garbage?
What if I lost my pet on vacation?
Our system can issue an amber alert to any location in the United States. Simply enter the street address your pet was last seen and we send the alert to this location.
What if my neighbors phone is unlisted?
PetAmberAlert is a national DNC excempt organization, we are allowed by law to amber alert your neighbors even if they are on the DNC, unlisted, or blocked.
What if my neighbor does not have a landline?
Not to worry! Our system will call the number that is registered with the credit bureau/utility company. This includes cell phones, mobile devices and voip phone systems.
Do you provide any reports or status on the case?
Yes! We provide extensive documentation with every alert. You will receive an alert coverage map and a full detailed report (including name, address, phone, time of contact, etc…) of every neighbor/business contacted by us for your verification.
What hours do you call neighbors?
Due to FTC regulations and common courtesy, phone alerts are only processed from 9am to 9pm in your time zone.Comment
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Did you know a Cat has 30 bones in it's tail!! Wow!! To stop text <stop>.Comment
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they fax like a mofo tooComment
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