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Letter to the Editor, Thursday April 2, 2015

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Dear mongrel

To the mongrel (and that's too good a word to describe you) who dumped four darling month-old black kittens with grey blue eyes in a dry drain on the corner of Larmer Road, found Saturday afternoon, the likes of you and others should have the Star of David hung around your necks and dumped in the middle of Isis territory.

Why the hell can't you people take your unwanted animals to the SPCA? Too yellow, maybe? Or at least get the poor things fixed up.

We only hope the hidden camera has picked something up.

To anyone who would like to adopt the whole four, or at least two of them, as they should be kept in pairs, they are at the SPCA. They are so lovely, and brought a lot of fun into our lives, watching their playful antics. Their names? Huey, Luey, Dewy and Bluey.

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We couldn't keep them as we had a very angry black cat at our heels demanding they go to another home.

Bye little fullas. Boo hoo!

A KIND HEART

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