cat trap

[mole catcher 1]

Just for the record, deliberately catching, harming or killing a domestic cat is probably illegal, but is

 

kill or harm a domestic cat and you will certainly find yourself on the end of one, if not both of these two laws

 

1, willfull distruction of a persons property, criminal damage

2, anyone of the many laws that protect domesticated live stock

 

[Guest andy p]

true, plus everyone on the street thinking i'am a right c..t it's just the people next door have 6 of them, they keep you awake at night, open everyones bin bags every week and annoy my terrier, which is'nt to bad, but the rubbish every where it a real problem, we all clean it up but the cats owners are real lazy fooker's they dont seem to mind last weeks rubbish all over the place.

[john b 38]

Andy

 

Have a look at this :

 

http://www.newcastle-staffs.gov.uk/topic.asp?cat=1113

[Madcowz 0]

true, plus everyone on the street thinking i'am a right c..t it's just the people next door have 6 of them, they keep you awake at night, open everyones bin bags every week and annoy my terrier, which is'nt to bad, but the rubbish every where it a real problem, we all clean it up but the cats owners are real lazy fooker's they dont seem to mind last weeks rubbish all over the place.

 

 

Ah, those sort of people!

 

Two ways I would play it:

 

1) Complain to the Council, your local Councillor, your Parish Council and Environmental Health with pictures and if possible video evidence along with a diary of events.

2) As D.S. said, catch in a live trap and take to the RSPCA. nice idea that one.

 

 

/Mad

[Guest andy p]

thanks for the advise boys, its just a sticky one thats all, once you start complaining to councils and people thats when you all fall out, thats why i was thinking the sneaky approach, its not right i know but i dont want to be at war with the neighbours for shopping them, i dont know i guess i'll mull it over for a week or so.