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The food thing was when I was over, but the cats arent thin, so mabye it was just that day he didnt feed them enough (I did see a bit of cat kibble in the bowl). He tells me he feeds them catnip, but he does lie sometimes for no reason, so to say their starved, well I would have to say no with that. I didnt see him fill the bowl with catnip, and my aunt did tell him to feed the cat, so mabye he did as we were leaving? If he didnt hide the litterbox that would make it better for the cat too, and then he wouldnt yell.
No they dont put food outside for the cat that goes out, but they let it inside each night, so mabye there is a food dish under a table that I dont see. Like I said, their not skinny.
Throwing, he used to throw the old dog... only once he tossed the cat on the couch, but I wouldnt call it a throw (yes my mistake in the first post) , that cat was fine and not hurt at all, it was only a foot or so, he was standing over the couch.
The only thing I found horrible was the way he grabbed the cat, and the fact it's locked in a room thats filthy and urine smell, obviously the cat doesnt go in the litterbox. And I dont think a cat with HIV should be locked in the room all day, give it a bell on the collar, so it can walk around the house, and that way they can make sure it wont get out by hearing the bell. Thats why its in his room,my aunt doesnt want it getting out. But other than that there's not much else to report.
The cats never bled,no bones are broken, they get baths and brushed, and they appear normal weight. I have felt them myself and they go to the vet, and they seem fine, I just dont like the cat locked in the room all day, but then again is it my choice? And mabye he can be more gentle holding the cat, but thats all i can think of.
No they dont put food outside for the cat that goes out, but they let it inside each night, so mabye there is a food dish under a table that I dont see. Like I said, their not skinny.
Throwing, he used to throw the old dog... only once he tossed the cat on the couch, but I wouldnt call it a throw (yes my mistake in the first post) , that cat was fine and not hurt at all, it was only a foot or so, he was standing over the couch.
The only thing I found horrible was the way he grabbed the cat, and the fact it's locked in a room thats filthy and urine smell, obviously the cat doesnt go in the litterbox. And I dont think a cat with HIV should be locked in the room all day, give it a bell on the collar, so it can walk around the house, and that way they can make sure it wont get out by hearing the bell. Thats why its in his room,my aunt doesnt want it getting out. But other than that there's not much else to report.
The cats never bled,no bones are broken, they get baths and brushed, and they appear normal weight. I have felt them myself and they go to the vet, and they seem fine, I just dont like the cat locked in the room all day, but then again is it my choice? And mabye he can be more gentle holding the cat, but thats all i can think of.
