I thought we were more civilized than this. We outlawed games farms in Montana. Why should we allow bobcat farms?
Ophelia Easton - 10 years ago
No! I think the idea is absolutely morbid!
Julie Easton - 10 years ago
No! What a setback for animal rights and for humanity. How could we ever argue against animal cruelty in any other respect?
Kate - 10 years ago
Nice of this "business" to blame Walmart for people in the USA not wearing fur! It could be that the people in the USA have found that wearing plant based clothing doesn't result in needless killing.
This "business" is repugnant to me. Imagine being kept in a cage inside of a building with nothing to look forward to but death - oh my, it's just like a puppy mill! At least the puppies had a chance at a happy life!
No where in this article does it say where the bodies of these cats will be disposed of. Are they ground up and fed to the other cats or tossed in the back yard?
Will the Tribune go to North Dakota and check for the rest of us what those that are currently around their "farm" there think of them and observe what it is like?
The rationale that this "farm" will increase the tax revenue in the county is ludicrous!
The Tribune didn't include this so I will: Comments are due by August 29th They can be emailed to Shawn Briggs at sbriggs@mt.gov, or mailed to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks; P.O. Box 938; 215 Aztec Dr.; Lewistown, MT 59457 or go online http://fwp.mt.gov/news/publicNotices/environmentalAssessments/fishAndWildlifePermits/pn_0048.html
I thought we were more civilized than this. We outlawed games farms in Montana. Why should we allow bobcat farms?
No! I think the idea is absolutely morbid!
No! What a setback for animal rights and for humanity. How could we ever argue against animal cruelty in any other respect?
Nice of this "business" to blame Walmart for people in the USA not wearing fur! It could be that the people in the USA have found that wearing plant based clothing doesn't result in needless killing.
This "business" is repugnant to me. Imagine being kept in a cage inside of a building with nothing to look forward to but death - oh my, it's just like a puppy mill! At least the puppies had a chance at a happy life!
No where in this article does it say where the bodies of these cats will be disposed of. Are they ground up and fed to the other cats or tossed in the back yard?
Will the Tribune go to North Dakota and check for the rest of us what those that are currently around their "farm" there think of them and observe what it is like?
The rationale that this "farm" will increase the tax revenue in the county is ludicrous!
The Tribune didn't include this so I will: Comments are due by August 29th They can be emailed to Shawn Briggs at sbriggs@mt.gov, or mailed to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks; P.O. Box 938; 215 Aztec Dr.; Lewistown, MT 59457 or go online http://fwp.mt.gov/news/publicNotices/environmentalAssessments/fishAndWildlifePermits/pn_0048.html