Now, some would say “Oh come on Cam, not before breakfast!”, and yet others would rather have this over with.
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Thank you Simon.
Simon, like I, and Gareth, believes that a good cat is a dead cat.
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It appears people are getting Gareth’s message and starting their own cat eradication programmes in their own neighbourhoods. It has the cat fanciers understandably upset.
Gareth Morgan’s confused by the recent antics of cat advocates in the Bay of Islands.
Cat lovers in Paihia have been outraged by photos on Facebook of cats caught in a number of traps.
The group believes Gareth Morgan is to blame, following his spate of calls to get rid of stray felines.
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They should have just ended the little shit’s misery right there and then.
The hunt is on for the owner of a Christchurch cat who impaled herself on a metal fence.
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Ok, so his technique may need some work, but isn’t 10 months jail more than a bit over the top?
A homeless man who bashed a ginger cat named Garfield to death with a large rock has been jailed for 10 months.
Judge David Saunders imposed the sentence on 44-year-old Adrian Paul Burton in the Christchurch District Court, after getting a psychological report showing there was no major mental illness.
Burton had admitted the charge of wilful ill-treatment of an animal, though he had considered defending the case because he believed the cat had been ill and he had euthanased it.
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Metro (UK) reports
The UK’s first-ever cat café is coming to London in the next couple of months after members of the public donated over £100,000 to make one cat lover’s dreams a reality. Read more »
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Dr vs Dr. It would make a lot of money.
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You can’t make this shit up. We really need to start to prepend the adjective eccentric to any reference to Gareth Morgan. Shane Cowlishaw at Stuff reports
The philanthropist and economist held a public meeting in the Wellington suburb if Karori last night, where he put his case for creating the first “confined cat” suburb, to protect native birds in the Zealandia sanctuary. Read more »
