[MoeVonB61]

Originally Posted by RaunchyRich

Sorry to hear about your cat , but the Bobcats in the area are multiplying because of the food source! I'm hoping they get the opossum , that runs around my area! God bless all of us

Thank You....opossums are very good for the environment and eat ticks!

[MoeVonB61]

Originally Posted by RaunchyRich

Sorry to hear about your cat , but the Bobcats in the area are multiplying because of the food source! I'm hoping they get the opossum , that runs around my area! God bless all of us

Thank You....opossums are very good for the environment and eat ticks!

[Chi-Town]

Originally Posted by Cranford61

Free roaming cats kill billions of song birds every year. I’m rooting for the coyotes and any other cat killers to protect our ever diminishing bird population.

Wait a minute. Wasn't Wile E. Coyote always trying to eat Road Runner?

[cj1040]

Just sad that there always seems to be someone with a snarky comment on most message boards...we are from a small town and have just not run into that kind of rude behavior before. Every time we have come to rent for a month at TV we run into it as well whether in line for a class, playing mah jongg, etc but the number of nice people far out number them fortunately. If you can't be nice then be quiet...manners 101

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by mrich61

Just a warning to all to keep your pets inside. Our cat escaped Christmas Eve and has not been back. Spoke to the Florida Fish and Wildlife today. I learned its Coyote mating season so they are on the move". One was spotted in Collier. We had also seen one in the traffic circle near Rohan last summer when heading out at 5AM to go fishing. ALSO, there have been reports of Bobcat sightings in Briar Meadow and near preserve in Rio Ponderosa!! Food sources are getting scarce because of all the land being developed.

Was it Tom cat?

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Chi-Town

Wait a minute. Wasn't Wile E. Coyote always trying to eat Road Runner?

Why do you think it’s called “road runner”

[charlieo1126@gmail.com]

I’m sorry if you had an inside cat and he escaped but many people here and all over the country let there cats go outside and they do kill millions of birds every year a coyote only hunts for food while cats kill for play , coyote / cat I’ll always cheer for the coyote

[dhdallas]

Originally Posted by mrich61

Just a warning to all to keep your pets inside. Our cat escaped Christmas Eve and has not been back. Spoke to the Florida Fish and Wildlife today. I learned its Coyote mating season so they are on the move". One was spotted in Collier. We had also seen one in the traffic circle near Rohan last summer when heading out at 5AM to go fishing. ALSO, there have been reports of Bobcat sightings in Briar Meadow and near preserve in Rio Ponderosa!! Food sources are getting scarce because of all the land being developed.

"A dingo ate my baby!"

[MoeVonB61]

Thanks for your hearfelt sympathy Pug Mom; I was born and raised in the Northeast and lived and worked near Cranford, NJ so this type of "a-empathetic behavior" does not suprise me....BTW MY phone number is 732-513-6747...He went missing in the Village Santiago off Enrique Drive near the mail station.

[MoeVonB61]

Originally Posted by mrich61

Thank You....opossums are very good for the environment and eat ticks!

Yes and opossums are IMMUNE to several viruses we are not so they are good to keep around!

[MoeVonB61]

Thank you!

[MoeVonB61]

Originally Posted by PugMom

oh Cranford, how mean can you be?? jeez! what if the pet escapes or accidentally let out? this pet parent has feelings--thanks for raining on THIS parade. most uncool of you, sad to say

HARRY is his name, black smooth coat w/green eyes AND LEFT ear notched. He WAS about 15 pounds when he escaped. If you feed him he starts to trust you. Call Maureen at 732-513-6747 or Kurt at 352-804-8933.

[MoeVonB61]

I am SO SORRY for your loss...