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Just saw this on the news:

This is another example of human cruelty to the worst degree - to hurt helpless animals who we have made dependent us on to live. Bad enough when done to other humans - we have some really cruel people in this world.

A yellow lab found a taped up cat food bag on a busy highway. She dragged it home and worried owners until they decided to check - and heard sounds coming from the bag. When opened, they found 2 live kittens and the remains of what appeared to be 2 - 3 more - the bad had been run over in traffic.

Ignorant, ill-responsible adults left these kittens in this sealed bag on the highway, knowing they would be run over - probably hoping so. Why not just take these unwanted kittens to an animal shelter if you could not find homes - where they would be humanely euthanized rather than experience this cruelty. Chances are these people still have the mother and have not had her spayed either.

Many people foolishly think if they leave animals other places that someone will take them in but that does not usually happen - more often they are killed, starve to death, and worse. And, most times, these pets will stay in the same area where they are left -- waiting for the owners to come back.

Perhaps it is too bad that people who commit these acts, and other cruelties, cannot be sentenced to be treated the way they treated their victims.

So sad, and tearful. BUT, the kittens were taken to animal shelter, cared for and treated, and now they are ready to be adopted. News showed them - - really cute, lively and alert - - regular All-American tabbies.

Most of what I do requires that I use Times Roman 12 point, but I am stuck with Calibri - which I don't even like. Someone suggested that this is possible. So, would appreciate help with doing this, or learning if this default font can be changed to what I need.

Thanks all.

Many people have responded in here about things they feed their cats (and dogs - coming up shortly). This is a link from WebMD with a great slieeshow about what is considered safe.

http://pets.webmd.com/cats/slideshow-foods-your-ca...