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November 15, 2006, 8:44 am PST

11/15 When Too Much is ... Too Much

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I read your first 3 paragraphs then stopped as there wa so much to read, but It  sounds like you are comparing her to these people who were unable to care for so many cats. I think , from what the show  got on camera, it seems she takes  very good care, with  a clean home and  a large property for them to roam.  I do not see a problem, I am sure the health dept has been to her home or at least the crew of Dr Phil's and there was not mention of an unkempt home.

I think this is a personal vindatia and feel for her as she is just trying to help with a problem that most people tend to look the other way on.
If I lived next to her I'd be very annoyed. It's my right to not have to deal with the animals of others.

 It's not my fault that the pet population is out of control. I have done my part to be responsible. All of my pets I have ever had have been fixed and cared for and I do not let them annoy my neighbors. (I have one cat right now and that is it, ONE cat and he's very well cared for and he's well behaved.)

Her intentions might be good but she is a very selfish person in her intentions. If she were my neighbor I would be SO ANGRY! I imagine myself (I live in an apartment now) finally saving up a down payment for a house, moving in and then learning that someone in the neighborhood has a freaking cat farm!!!  I like cats, kinda, but I have a right as a property owner and as a part of civilized society to not have to deal with this kind of over the line over the top pet population.

I love animals, but I'm also pragmatic. They are just cats. If they can't find PROPER homes then maybe the should be put down.
 
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November 15, 2006, 10:48 am PST

that was a artical i found on line before the show aired

Quote From: westonsteph

I read your first 3 paragraphs then stopped as there wa so much to read, but It  sounds like you are comparing her to these people who were unable to care for so many cats. I think , from what the show  got on camera, it seems she takes  very good care, with  a clean home and  a large property for them to roam.  I do not see a problem, I am sure the health dept has been to her home or at least the crew of Dr Phil's and there was not mention of an unkempt home.

I think this is a personal vindatia and feel for her as she is just trying to help with a problem that most people tend to look the other way on.
you should have read on tho it was very inlightening for me, however know this i do love all amimals not just cats, and i think she is a wonderful person with a big heart to take in all of those cats and take care of them as she dose,no the artical i posted was just something i found on line in a attempt to see if it were concidered a mental illness in any way, as i never thought about it that way befor, but please do be aware that those arnt my words of feelings in this matter,it was mearley a attempt to learn all i could about this topic and share my results with other readers on the dr phil board,
 
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