Why is it illegal to kill a wild, stray, un-collared cat when it comes into my yard and is in the act of attacking my miniature dog?
PLEASE dont take this question the wrong way. Most days I am a true animal lover. But I am also a realist. The laws i have researched have stated that a wild animal attacking livestock can be terminated "as quick and humane as possible" but cats are exempt for some unwritten reason. I don't find any real LAWS saying wild stray cats are pets or endangered or anything that would warrant them being exempt from this. Pets are property just like livestock, and cats without owners are a nuisance, and in need of population control. Why do the bleeding heart liberals push for this ideal, and why isn't this "rule" written more clearly into the laws if it is true at all? (In Central New York State)