I will be starting a new job, so I am apartment hunting in a new city and called "cat friendly" apartment after "cat friendly" apartment and they all said they require declawing...it's so ridiculous that, while my cats are trained to scratch their scratching posts, apartments would still impose that rule. And if, god forbid, the cat scratches the wall or something, would the pet deposit and extra-charge-per-month in the rent cover the repair?
Anyway, the story will have a happy ending though because I expanded my search and found a couple of great possibilities that are truly cat friendly....I'll drive a little farther to work, but the cats will be happy.
I wonder if there has been any progress made in the big picture about educating people about declawing....it just seems like it is so normal and necessary to most people.
Anyway, the story will have a happy ending though because I expanded my search and found a couple of great possibilities that are truly cat friendly....I'll drive a little farther to work, but the cats will be happy.
I wonder if there has been any progress made in the big picture about educating people about declawing....it just seems like it is so normal and necessary to most people.