Q: I can't find the answer for this all I find is cat protected by laws but they keep killing the chickens Bunny hurtdog
Like for the dog small getting swomd scratches and bits he couldn't see in one eye any more and the hoes doesn't work they just come back gets worse at night and they break the wire that make up the cage is their laws that helps protect others pets from pest like this large cats some bigger than a medium siz dog and they don't have callers on and it's not just me my neighbor across far across from use they lose bunny constantly
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A: I'm sorry to hear about the troubles you and your neighbor are facing with cats causing harm to your chickens and pets. While laws regarding pet ownership and protection vary by location, there are some general steps you can take. Firstly, check your local laws and regulations related to pet ownership and animal control. Responsible pet ownership typically includes preventing pets from causing harm to others. To address the specific issue, contact your local animal control agency or authorities responsible for handling animal-related issues. Document incidents, communicate with the cat owners if possible, and take measures to secure your property and protect your pets. Consulting with local authorities or seeking legal advice can provide more specific guidance based on your location's laws.
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