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paisleycatperson t1_j5koe5c wrote
Reply to comment by Busters_Missing_Hand in Desperate pls. I’m willing to pay someone for a long hug. Details below. Not a joke. by snakegravity
Sherman? Sherman was diabetic when he arrived but slimmed down significantly and has since been adopted. He has his own Instagram.
paisleycatperson t1_j5iclmr wrote
Reply to Desperate pls. I’m willing to pay someone for a long hug. Details below. Not a joke. by snakegravity
If you'd like to pet a kitty cat instead, the Brooklyn Cat Cafe is in downtown Brooklyn and they don't even mind if you have yourself a little cry.
paisleycatperson t1_j52zvgz wrote
Reply to comment by t_rey357 in 100 cats in kew gardens apartment put on bus to Florida by ugots2bhigh
In the footage I saw, the majority of those cats were not feral.
paisleycatperson t1_j3rts89 wrote
Reply to comment by Pandapopcorn in Cat found on M train yesterday evening by ExistentialSuffering
Cats and rats both eat trash, that's why rich neighborhoods with street cleaners or people who are paid to containerize trash do not have feral cats. Cats don't actually hunt rats, either. A cat colony will passively deter rats, meaning, they will displace rats one house over, that's it, the real issue is trash.
paisleycatperson t1_j3k72fw wrote
Is it high elevation? They are from three mountains of Argentina so they seek out the highest places they can.
paisleycatperson t1_izyx56u wrote
Reply to comment by Wowzlul in Thinking outside the box. Rats and Cats by HamsterCultural3081
She had a bellyfull of rat poison.
paisleycatperson t1_izxleft wrote
Reply to comment by My_Name_ISNULL in Thinking outside the box. Rats and Cats by HamsterCultural3081
Rats do tear open trash, but that's really a trash problem more than a rat problem imo.
paisleycatperson t1_izxkrlx wrote
Reply to comment by squall571 in Thinking outside the box. Rats and Cats by HamsterCultural3081
Come to sunset park or borough park, it is!
paisleycatperson t1_izxjlzb wrote
Reply to comment by DaniChicago in Thinking outside the box. Rats and Cats by HamsterCultural3081
The one special owl in Central Park died from eating poisoned mice though.
Really nothing will work the symptom (rodents) except addressing the source (trash).
paisleycatperson t1_izxgzux wrote
Reply to comment by Hopebloats in Thinking outside the box. Rats and Cats by HamsterCultural3081
In most colonies I TNR, the people want to know the cat will be safe if it is adopted, as with kittens or friendlies, or returned to them to keep up the mouse patrol/ to just be a community buddy they collectively care for.
You get a few insane people who just want the cats gone, but if a culture includes feeding cats, removing the specific cat the insane hater wants gone, does nothing because another will take its place when the higher volume of people keep feeding, throwing chicken out the window, or with poor trash practices that attracted the cat to begin with.
paisleycatperson t1_izxgbbx wrote
Reply to comment by ironichaos in Thinking outside the box. Rats and Cats by HamsterCultural3081
Bodega cats eat mice and passively deter rats.
There was a bodega cat in Park Slope that got rescue care (neuter and vaccine) and was supposed to be kept in, the bodega did not keep up with that, and a regular scooped it up when it was outside for the nth time. The cat was returned. It still goes out to the street.
paisleycatperson t1_izxft7d wrote
Cats deter rats passively but cats don't regularly hunt adult rats.
Cat colonies would not survive in subways because the food sources are better in other safer places.
Also crazy cat ladies do not dump cats around homes. Bad owners dump cats around homes and crazy cat people come fix the problem for you.
The real truth is cats and rats are attracted to some of the same food sources, trash. Rats have lots of other options as well, which is how cats can carve or a territory from rats, but nothing will make a real difference until the city fixes the trash.
Rich neighborhoods dont have feral cat colonies because they pay more to handle their trash.
paisleycatperson t1_iyiu8up wrote
Reply to comment by Omegarocks in Captain of 78th Precinct Defends Arrest of Famed Bike Lawyer For Fixing Defaced Plate by LonelyGuyTheme
Cringe.
paisleycatperson t1_iyiq6kw wrote
Reply to Captain of 78th Precinct Defends Arrest of Famed Bike Lawyer For Fixing Defaced Plate by LonelyGuyTheme
They need to personally observe the crime, so they shouldn't have arrested him, they did not observe the defacing.
paisleycatperson t1_itvumka wrote
Reply to comment by TonysCatchersMit in No, it’s not a “perception”. I am absolutely, 100% less safe than I was in 2019. by TonysCatchersMit
They are not good at reducing crime in any category, except white collar.
paisleycatperson t1_itvs843 wrote
Reply to comment by TonysCatchersMit in No, it’s not a “perception”. I am absolutely, 100% less safe than I was in 2019. by TonysCatchersMit
Might.
Sure, Mit.
You go vote for might. Republican led states have worse crime but you go on for might.
They are not good at reducing crime!
Especially. Crimes. Against you.
paisleycatperson t1_itvqk25 wrote
Reply to comment by TonysCatchersMit in No, it’s not a “perception”. I am absolutely, 100% less safe than I was in 2019. by TonysCatchersMit
Because the legislature is still Democratic.
paisleycatperson t1_itvokdl wrote
Reply to comment by TonysCatchersMit in No, it’s not a “perception”. I am absolutely, 100% less safe than I was in 2019. by TonysCatchersMit
I think repealing bail reform is totally unrelated to the governorship.
And I think Republicans are begging you to focus on crime so they can ruin the lives of gay women, probably not here. Just poorer gay women, far away from her. And they would take a governorship in nys as a sign to go full bore again people like you but poorer.
paisleycatperson t1_itvmea9 wrote
Reply to comment by TonysCatchersMit in No, it’s not a “perception”. I am absolutely, 100% less safe than I was in 2019. by TonysCatchersMit
OK. So... the first part of your sentence will not lead to the second part.
I think you know that too.
It's ok to feel scared and want others to take things seriously too, but government is about the achievable.
And Republicans want to. Republicans are currently banning birth control and banning gay marriage, setting up the same automatic repeals they JUST DID to abortion, for birth control and gay marriage.
It is achievable for them to absolutely destroy your life and leave crazies to dance across the subway with chainsaws. They are not coming for them, they are coming for you.
paisleycatperson t1_itvkqlo wrote
Reply to comment by TonysCatchersMit in No, it’s not a “perception”. I am absolutely, 100% less safe than I was in 2019. by TonysCatchersMit
Be specific. You're scared because of subway crime, mta is a state thing. Crime is a city thing.
What do you think a republican governor would do that would result in safer subways?
paisleycatperson t1_itvivcy wrote
Reply to No, it’s not a “perception”. I am absolutely, 100% less safe than I was in 2019. by TonysCatchersMit
What do you think a republican governor would be able to do differently?
paisleycatperson t1_irwkoao wrote
Reply to comment by eekamuse in How I almost got scammed getting on the Long Island Expressway by Barnabas_Collins
One should call the police to help stranded motorists.
paisleycatperson t1_j6bd0lg wrote
Reply to I live on the ground floor & my neighbor keeps loudlytalking/smoking under my window. by throwawayy0601
I used to smoke, and people would tell me to move away from their windows and I did, and now I do it too, and I don't feel bad. I just say flatly "can you smoke (area without windows), it goes directly into my window. " and you just repeat it flatly and kind of act like they are stupid for not realizing this themselves.