•1 min read•from Kauai: The only island Kamehameha couldn't take by force.
Setting pig traps and catching pets. Houselots.
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In a concerning incident on the houselots, a neighbor's cat was found with a large metal clamp trap clamped around its leg, presumably intended for catching pigs. Fortunately, the trap was only dragging a short chain, which thankfully wasn’t secured to anything, sparing the cat from further harm. This alarming event raises serious questions about the legality and safety of setting such traps in residential areas. It's crucial for anyone aware of who is responsible for these dangerous traps to intervene and communicate the potential risks involved. This behavior not only endangers pets but also disrupts the sense of community and safety we all value. We must advocate for responsible practices and ensure our neighborhoods remain safe for all creatures.
Top of the houselots. Neighbor cat dragged home a big metal clamp trap presumably intended for a pig. Was clamped on the poor thing’s leg. There was a chain on the trap, dragging,about 6”, but apparently wasn’t attached to anything, thank god. Can anyone who knows the person who is setting this stuff please tell them to kindly fuck off? This has got to be illegal, it’s so dangerous. What are people thinking?!
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