Cat poop or wild animal droppings? Warning; pile picture!

I always find it remarkable how people can be so upset about killing among animals.

And also a brief statement on this: in a natural habitat, I am not at all bothered when animals kill other animals. I have often seen hyenas eating the stomach contents of an injured oryx. Until the oryx dies, which can take some time. But when a completely overpopulated cat population systematically hunts small animals and, due to some defect or other, does not kill them but tortures them to death, that bothers me. Especially since cat owners could save millions and millions of small animals every year with little effort. But the cat owner finds the effort too great and does not care about the torment.

Steven

But if a completely bloated cat population systematically hunts small animals and for whatever defect does not kill them but tortures them to death, that bothers me.

For example, what bothers me much more is that a totally bloated pig and cattle farming leads to gigantic manure waste, which contaminates our drinking water. But everyone has their own thing.

Hello Master Cookie

I completely agree with you.
I often get the meat from the hunter I trust.
If I had the time, I would get a hunting license and hunt and use a large part of my meat myself.
Unfortunately, I have to work. But I make sure not to buy pork tenderloin for 6.99 euros. Because these poor animals really grew up in a cruel way. But where there is no buyer, there is no market. If everyone, or at least many, thought like we do, there would be a lot less animal cruelty.

Steven

I see it the same way.
Only what is ordered is delivered.
Exactly that is the thinking that does not happen but that is not supposed to be the topic here.

Andimann, you lucky guy! I just want to tell you that you are well off with your garden pooper. I left the window at the company slightly open over the weekend because it’s so hot and otherwise the air just gets stuffy here. The neighbor’s cat actually squeezed in to pee and poop in here. Great welcome for a Monday morning!

As long as no fox or raccoon shits a huge pile on the inside of your garage door, everything is fine

As long as no fox or raccoon craps a huge pile from the inside onto your garage door, everything is just fine

The bastard crap in a wicker basket. Now I can throw it in the trash. A garage door can be quickly rinsed off with the hose. But now my office smells like a zoo.