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Cat eaten by Python

Postby Shilo » Sun Aug 09, 2009 12:27 pm

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-storie ... -21583422/

I still feel sorta bad for the cat, even tho it would be a dream way to go :P
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Nerva » Sun Aug 09, 2009 12:52 pm

Poor kitty. I may like vore, but I'd never wish this on anyone's beloved pet. I owned a cat once myself, so my heart goes out to the family.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Jacquelope » Sun Aug 09, 2009 1:43 pm

Politically incorrect moment ensues:
I'd have cut the cat out from the snake's stomach. Alive or dead. To teach the snake owners a real lesson, instead of letting them off with a "verbal warning".
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby foxyumbreon » Sun Aug 09, 2009 1:55 pm

*shrugs* Well, that's nature for ya.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby xionzappa » Sun Aug 09, 2009 3:35 pm

Jacquelope wrote:Politically incorrect moment ensues:
I'd have cut the cat out from the snake's stomach. Alive or dead. To teach the snake owners a real lesson, instead of letting them off with a "verbal warning".


Well what's punishing the snake for instinct and not the owners for their wrongdoing. I agree, a verbal warning is too lax, but the snake's just an animal, but no need to hurt it for what comes naturally...
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby MidnightRose » Sun Aug 09, 2009 5:36 pm

Nerva wrote:Poor kitty. I may like vore, but I'd never wish this on anyone's beloved pet. I owned a cat once myself, so my heart goes out to the family.


Agreed. Personally, I can't stand seeing dogs (or any canine, for that matter) get eaten.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby whitetip » Mon Aug 10, 2009 12:57 pm

Jacquelope wrote:Politically incorrect moment ensues:
I'd have cut the cat out from the snake's stomach. Alive or dead. To teach the snake owners a real lesson, instead of letting them off with a "verbal warning".



Really. Well considering the lax attitude most cat owners take to their pets, in letting them roam round all night killing small animals and birds for the sheer pleasure of it I think its about time a cat was on the recieving end. At the least snake wasn't killing for fun. The cat was on someone elses land. The owners of the snake have every right to let there pet out in the garden, as long as they ensure it stays on the property.

Verbal warning = completely fair in my eyes
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Ka-Atis » Mon Aug 10, 2009 6:06 pm

If a dangerous animal like a snake is allowed outside, other pet owners in the area should be warned about that, so that thy can keep their pets accordingly. It would not be right to kill the snake, since the snake should not be punished for following its own natural predator instincts. But the owners should have to pay a fine for not informing their neighbours about the snake, or for not setting up their garden so that the snake could not get out *and* no other animals can get in.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Dragonic_Wolf » Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:20 pm

If a dangerous animal like a snake is allowed outside, other pet owners in the area should be warned about that, so that thy can keep their pets accordingly. It would not be right to kill the snake, since the snake should not be punished for following its own natural predator instincts. But the owners should have to pay a fine for not informing their neighbours about the snake, or for not setting up their garden so that the snake could not get out *and* no other animals can get in


Exactly, the poor snake was killed without knowing what it did wrong.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Dragonic_Wolf » Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:20 pm

If a dangerous animal like a snake is allowed outside, other pet owners in the area should be warned about that, so that thy can keep their pets accordingly. It would not be right to kill the snake, since the snake should not be punished for following its own natural predator instincts. But the owners should have to pay a fine for not informing their neighbours about the snake, or for not setting up their garden so that the snake could not get out *and* no other animals can get in


Exactly, the poor snake was killed without knowing what it did wrong. Its not right to kill for revenge on someone else.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby again__again » Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:51 pm

i completely agree with whitetip. while i'm a proud owner of cats and have been my whole life, the cat deserved it just as much as the snake would have. the cat could have killed the snake if it hadnt been caught off guard, then the cat's owner's would be the bad guy's and the cat would be the heartless killing machine and probably get put down as a threat to the neighborhood. although these days there's no sympathy for snakes. *sigh*
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby cupnoodle » Mon Aug 10, 2009 9:07 pm

Jacquelope wrote:Politically incorrect moment ensues:
I'd have cut the cat out from the snake's stomach. Alive or dead. To teach the snake owners a real lesson, instead of letting them off with a "verbal warning".


Unnecessary. The snake shouldn't be punished for doing what it is supposed to do. The owner should have probably had the snake taken away for letting a dangerous animal roam his back yard unsupervised, but that cat was on his property. And I don't think cutting someone's pet open in front of the owner is exactly a good way of "teaching the owner a lesson." Saying that you're going to kill the snake for eating something is like saying you want to gut cats for eating mice.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Zade » Mon Aug 10, 2009 11:06 pm

personally speaking i dont think such large animals should be kept as pets to begin with
13ft python, i mean what wouldve happened if some kid had hit their ball over the fence and hopped over to get it, thats big enough to be a serious threat, and i just dont believe people should be allowed to keep them at that size


as for the punishing the snake for being a snake thing, well, if it happened to someone elses precious pet, then no, the snake was just being a snake. should it be my precious little kitten? (who knows how to press the play button on my usb keyboard xD) then well, i can say that i would more or likely kill the snake where it stands(slithers?)

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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Jacquelope » Tue Aug 11, 2009 12:09 am

whitetip wrote:
Jacquelope wrote:Politically incorrect moment ensues:
I'd have cut the cat out from the snake's stomach. Alive or dead. To teach the snake owners a real lesson, instead of letting them off with a "verbal warning".



Really. Well considering the lax attitude most cat owners take to their pets, in letting them roam round all night killing small animals and birds for the sheer pleasure of it I think its about time a cat was on the recieving end. At the least snake wasn't killing for fun. The cat was on someone elses land. The owners of the snake have every right to let there pet out in the garden, as long as they ensure it stays on the property.

Verbal warning = completely fair in my eyes

Was the cat really on someone else's land? I missed that. That's the entire crux of the matter for me. If my cat gets eaten by a snake that wandered onto my property = hell's gonna break loose. If it happened on the snake owner's property... well, c'est la vie.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Jacquelope » Tue Aug 11, 2009 12:24 am

Zade wrote:personally speaking i dont think such large animals should be kept as pets to begin with
13ft python, i mean what wouldve happened if some kid had hit their ball over the fence and hopped over to get it, thats big enough to be a serious threat, and i just dont believe people should be allowed to keep them at that size

Good point. A 13 foot burmese python could take a legion of men to control if it coiled around a human.

That snake needs to be sent back to its habitat, a smaller snake recently crushed a baby girl to death IIRC.

as for the punishing the snake for being a snake thing, well, if it happened to someone elses precious pet, then no, the snake was just being a snake. should it be my precious little kitten? (who knows how to press the play button on my usb keyboard xD) then well, i can say that i would more or likely kill the snake where it stands(slithers?)

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Ayup. But only if it happened on my property.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Killer-Z » Tue Aug 11, 2009 12:30 am

I honestly can't take it if someone's pet dies, especially if it's a cat (me growing up with cats all my life). I'm inclined to agree with snake issues, however. I wouldn't wish death on the snake either; instead, as someone mentioned earlier, whoever owns said snake should at least warn his/her neighbors that they're gonna let their snake outside at times, so they can at least know about it.

If I were in the situation of finding out a snake ate my cat, I'd either kill the snake on site, or yell at the owners afterward and give them a guilt trip of not only causing the death of my cat, but of the snake as well. And it's not like I enjoy the thought of killing a snake, but anyone who owns a pet and loves it would have some sort of sense of loyalty to their pet, and basically, anything can happen if a person is confronted with his/her pet's killer.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Lithalya » Tue Aug 11, 2009 2:02 am

I personally feel this thread has been made in poor taste.

Some people may love to hear and read about snakes killing people's pets, but for a person who loves her pets like me, I think the only thing to come of posting about these things is depressing people, especially cat lovers.

In the future, please be more mindful that just beause something seems "awesome and vore-ish", doesn't mean it should be posted on the forums.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby gigagyu » Tue Aug 11, 2009 2:09 am

Screw that, if that were my cat, that snake would be dead. Can you imagine the trauma of the poor cat if it lived through something like that? I don't think any pet would be the same.
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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Nerva » Tue Aug 11, 2009 2:09 am

Lithalya wrote:I personally feel this thread has been made in poor taste.

I'd have to agree. I didn't want to come out and say it myself when I saw the topic post, since I know not everyone would agree, but I felt much the same way. While I don't blame the python for doing what nature and instinct intends for it to do, seeing something as unfortunate as this happening to a beloved family pet in real life is depressing.

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Re: Cat eaten by Python

Postby Thebob » Tue Aug 11, 2009 5:46 am

Honestly, this story is so short and vague no real conclusion can be made about the situation in any real way at all. There is just too much that we don't know. Is the garden blocked off, is this cat known for being where it shouldn't, does the owner normally watch over the snake while its out back (god I'd hope he wasn't watching while the cat was eaten, that would just be... so unconsiously evil) and so forth.

As for regards to everyone saying that he should warn other people that he lets his snake out. Simply putting up a sign in his back yard stating "Warning, large snake may be loose" would be enough. (That is hypothetical of course, no mention of this is made one way or another). If it works for dogs and other animals, there is no reason that a snake should be an exception. Secondly, if people want to protect their animals GOING INTO SOMEONE ELSE"S YARD then they should do the work themselves. It is not the snake owners duty to protect another person's pet as long as their snake stays on their property and stays in control.

Some of you say that an animal that big shouldn't be kept as a pet. About 90-95% of the time I would agree. Most people do not understand the responsibilities and dangers of taking care of dangerous animals, or they just don't register or something. If the only instance of the snake being a threat was this, I would hypothesize that this person knows what they are doing with the snake and this was a horrible accident.

I do however feel bad for the people who lost their cat. No matter's whose fault this may be, if someone is at fault, it is always a heartbreaking experience to lose a pet.
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