My cat is lost ; I think the wild dogs killed it?
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James barnett
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If there feral dogs than its illegal to just go out and shoot them. If there coyotes than you can only hunt them during season unless there on your property. You shouldn't of let your cat outside in the first place. You knew that there were hungry dogs out there. That's like trying to pet a snake than it bites you so you blame the snake. Its your fault that your cats gone. Not the dogs.
Sometimes cats just disappear for a few days at a time. It is possible that dogs could have killed it, but it also could have just decided to go exploring, or gotten stuck in someone's garage over the weekend while they were out of town, or anything along those lines. Unfortunately, it's also possible that it got sick, or was hit by a car, or was injured and unable to make it home.
Bottom line is, you don't know what may have happened, and hopefully she will turn up soon, but if she doesn't, you can't really go kill animals that might have had nothing to do with it. In addition to possibly wrongfully killing an animal, you could end up in all sorts of legal trouble if the dogs actually belong to someone, because that would be destruction of personal property. And depending on where you live, there may be ordinances against firing a weapon withing certain distances of residences, and/or killing an animal for a purpose other than state sanctioned hunting or self defense. You should make signs with pictures of your missing cat and call the local shelters in case she was picked up; and call animal control about the loose dogs.
Bottom line is, you don't know what may have happened, and hopefully she will turn up soon, but if she doesn't, you can't really go kill animals that might have had nothing to do with it. In addition to possibly wrongfully killing an animal, you could end up in all sorts of legal trouble if the dogs actually belong to someone, because that would be destruction of personal property. And depending on where you live, there may be ordinances against firing a weapon withing certain distances of residences, and/or killing an animal for a purpose other than state sanctioned hunting or self defense. You should make signs with pictures of your missing cat and call the local shelters in case she was picked up; and call animal control about the loose dogs.
? Oscillate Wildly ?
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Ugh, I hate hearing about this. This happened to me in West Virginia, I had a big beautiful female cat named Mimi, and had her for a while, she was an outside cat. One day she never returned to rest and eat at the front porch like she does daily. Around that same week, a very hateful and selfish old man who's a nearby neighbor with his sons went deer hunting that day and were trying out thier rifles and bows in the yard. They brought thier dogs with them for coon hunting later that night, as told from a friend who's the man's daughter. Two weeks later still no sign of her, and that's when the man's daughter told me that the dogs killed a cat and the man let em do it.
As for you, I don't know, he probably went chasing another cat somewhere, or maybe did die getting killed, or maybe even run over, it can be many things, to this day I keep my current feline son INSIDE ..
As for you, I don't know, he probably went chasing another cat somewhere, or maybe did die getting killed, or maybe even run over, it can be many things, to this day I keep my current feline son INSIDE ..
Wow, that's depressing. 
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
mrscrazystar
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If the dog did eat ur cat then they would be blood and pieces of ur cat ! But clam down don't hurt the dog maybe he didn't even do it ! Ur cat will show up in time 
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!Wow, that's depressing.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
Sometimes cats just disappear for a few days at a time. It is possible that dogs could have killed it, but it also could have just decided to go exploring, or gotten stuck in someone's garage over the weekend while they were out of town, or anything along those lines. Unfortunately, it's also possible that it got sick, or was hit by a car, or was injured and unable to make it home.
Bottom line is, you don't know what may have happened, and hopefully she will turn up soon, but if she doesn't, you can't really go kill animals that might have had nothing to do with it. In addition to possibly wrongfully killing an animal, you could end up in all sorts of legal trouble if the dogs actually belong to someone, because that would be destruction of personal property. And depending on where you live, there may be ordinances against firing a weapon withing certain distances of residences, and/or killing an animal for a purpose other than state sanctioned hunting or self defense. You should make signs with pictures of your missing cat and call the local shelters in case she was picked up; and call animal control about the loose dogs.
Bottom line is, you don't know what may have happened, and hopefully she will turn up soon, but if she doesn't, you can't really go kill animals that might have had nothing to do with it. In addition to possibly wrongfully killing an animal, you could end up in all sorts of legal trouble if the dogs actually belong to someone, because that would be destruction of personal property. And depending on where you live, there may be ordinances against firing a weapon withing certain distances of residences, and/or killing an animal for a purpose other than state sanctioned hunting or self defense. You should make signs with pictures of your missing cat and call the local shelters in case she was picked up; and call animal control about the loose dogs.
hjdxklhkgj
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how long has it been since you saw it if its been over three days what you are saying is probably threw because my cat was lost for like two days but it came back hope i helped
Wow, that's depressing.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
Wow, that's depressing.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
Wow, that's depressing.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
I would keep my hopes up if I was you, and still try to find the cat.
However, if you are sure that the wild dogs ate your cat, do not kill them.
There is still a possibility they may have never killed your cat, and even IF they did, the dogs did it based on their instinct, as harsh as it may be.
So in short, I suggest you continue looking for your cat, because no corpse of the poor cat has come up yet. Get others to help you if you have to. If you can't find your cat though, move to another location. An environment in which wild dogs can kill cats seems dangerous.
Sometimes cats just disappear for a few days at a time. It is possible that dogs could have killed it, but it also could have just decided to go exploring, or gotten stuck in someone's garage over the weekend while they were out of town, or anything along those lines. Unfortunately, it's also possible that it got sick, or was hit by a car, or was injured and unable to make it home.
Bottom line is, you don't know what may have happened, and hopefully she will turn up soon, but if she doesn't, you can't really go kill animals that might have had nothing to do with it. In addition to possibly wrongfully killing an animal, you could end up in all sorts of legal trouble if the dogs actually belong to someone, because that would be destruction of personal property. And depending on where you live, there may be ordinances against firing a weapon withing certain distances of residences, and/or killing an animal for a purpose other than state sanctioned hunting or self defense. You should make signs with pictures of your missing cat and call the local shelters in case she was picked up; and call animal control about the loose dogs.
Bottom line is, you don't know what may have happened, and hopefully she will turn up soon, but if she doesn't, you can't really go kill animals that might have had nothing to do with it. In addition to possibly wrongfully killing an animal, you could end up in all sorts of legal trouble if the dogs actually belong to someone, because that would be destruction of personal property. And depending on where you live, there may be ordinances against firing a weapon withing certain distances of residences, and/or killing an animal for a purpose other than state sanctioned hunting or self defense. You should make signs with pictures of your missing cat and call the local shelters in case she was picked up; and call animal control about the loose dogs.