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Seth Franco Cited After He Tries to Jog With Cat on a Leash
Friday, March 16, 2012 at 5:06 am
Breakfast reading from the Village Voice Empire: Franco headed to a park, but his cat had no interest in getting so much exercise. So he allegedly tethered the kitty to a rock and took off -- at which point she was attacked by birds. Westword has the story.
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My daughter sometimes walks our cat on a leash. The cat has been completely declawed, which is sad because she doesn't know it. She's very combative around other cats, always wanting to fight them. I always want to tell her those guns aren't loaded, your gonna lose. Anyway, walking her on a leash allows her to have some outside time without having to worry that she's getting her ass kicked.
I've got a friend of mine, same thing, what's funny is this cat actually likes being on the leash... when it wants to go outside it rubs on the leash..funniest thing...
Yeah, at first, when my daughter put the harness on her, she would walk crouched real close to the ground. I'm still not sure she (the cat)likes it, but my daughter does.
When will people learn...Jeez...Although it is quite funny that the guy was ticketed because his cat was attacked by birds...lololol
Seth, Seth, Seth. *shakes head despondently*
Do you really think that 'cat on a leash' is what they meant when they said 'pussy magnet'???
LMAO! That must have seemed like the ultimate present for those birds!
"Hey, Larry, look, down there! It's one of those furry multi-claws, but it seems to be stuck! Round up the others, i've got a plan!"
Oh yes, and poor kitty of course. (Wuss-ass kitty. It's not like each of her paws were tethered, too - surely she could have scared away some birdies.)
So true, mine just moaned and howled like she was being tortured. But there are cats out there who'll tear you up quick if they don't like what you're doing to them.
Yeah and i'm thinking the sheer fact that the cat is on a leash means she's not very assertive in the first place, anyway. I can't even imagine trying to get a leash on a cat without ending up looking like you've spent time in a tiger's cage. It was bad enough trying to get a flea collar on mine. *remembers, bottom lip starts quivering, hugs legs, rocks backwards and forwards uncontrollably, single tear on cheek*
