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Re: How to tell kids that the Cat is not coming back?
Talk about a win-win-win situation!
YiC,
Zech
Originally posted by MisterM
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I solved the problem by visiting the local animal shelter and adopting three cats. I'm of course against unnecessary suffering and took older cats with some peeing problems. Woman at the shelter almost cried when she told how wonderful I'm taking the cat nobody else wants.
So we took the cats to my father-in-laws' farm and the kids got their shooting session. I had to tie the cats so children could first practice the shooting with air rifles. I can tell you that once they got a few pellet hits, they were really hard targets
Boys thought it was so much fun that they asked if I could get more cats for them. I promised that I will, but only if I find older and maybe sick cats. God has given us the animals on purpose and younger cats are good for farms to catch the mice etc.
YiC, M
So we took the cats to my father-in-laws' farm and the kids got their shooting session. I had to tie the cats so children could first practice the shooting with air rifles. I can tell you that once they got a few pellet hits, they were really hard targets
Boys thought it was so much fun that they asked if I could get more cats for them. I promised that I will, but only if I find older and maybe sick cats. God has given us the animals on purpose and younger cats are good for farms to catch the mice etc.
YiC, M
YiC,
Zech
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