2009-12-19, 03:55 PM
Eosian Wrote:ITT: Mark demonstrates his superiority complex by making generalized assumptions and ignoring facts.
The fact declawing is a form of mutilation is well known. North America is virtually the only place it's not considered a form of animal cruelty.
How is abandoning animals well past the sought after age of adoption to a shelter where they may still ultimately be put to sleep, or re-adopted and experience that mutilation anyhow an obvious better answer?
What is the point of your thread if the cat is going to be declawed anyway with a slight chance of being put to sleep? Clearly A nor B is a good choice for the cat. The only correct choice is C. Put it to sleep. At 8 years old they've lived long enough.