I personally think cats are awesome when trained properly. Here’s further proof. Check out these images of a FING JUNGLE CAT living in a house with people.
Theoretically you should let wild animals be, you know, wild animals. They like to run and hunt and crap in the jungle. Or you could keep them in your home and let them do those things there!
Yes, what you’re seeing is the owners offering this jungle cat a ritualistic sacrifice of a chicken. Well, actually, what you’re seeing is a completely f’ing disintegrated chicken that’s probably thinking it should have gone back to school instead of walking the streets and agreeing to get into a car with these strange people who kidnap live chickens and feed them to their jungle cat.
This is simultaneously the most awesome and most fed up thing ever. It’s like having a child whom you had resurrected by a witch doctor after his untimely demise but, now that he’s back alive, he can only subsist on the flesh of nubile coeds. Except, with a jungle cat, you get snuggles and licks!
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December 15, 2008
#1
stupid people you should go to jail
December 15, 2008
#2
mark .,you should eat my ass
badass animal XDD
December 15, 2008
#3
hella-awesome
December 15, 2008
#4
That is not a jungle cat, that is a fishing cat – they are distinct species.
Check out http://www.bigcatrescue.org to see the stories of wild cats that were kept as pets in the United States. This is the website of an accredited sanctuary in Florida for cats, including fishing cats like this one.
December 15, 2008
#5
agreed
December 15, 2008
#6
AllAboutTheCats, I think it’s adorable. But if you’re having a CHICKEN SACRIFICE in your kitchen, maybe this cat isn’t totally designed to be domesticated. Just my .02.
December 15, 2008
#7
“Theoretically you should let wild animals be, you know, wild animals.”
There’s a reason for this. Wild animals are dangerous… Hell house cats are dangerous! (My cat is a huntress known for clawing at people’s faces if they get too close.)
Now don’t get me wrong, I love animals. I think that there’s actually very little difference between us and them and most animals and humans can be part of family units…
…So long as it’s handled properly. The average Joe can’t do this shit, hell even professionals mess up sometimes (look at Steve Erwin).
So while cool, this definitely goes under the “bad idea” category.
December 15, 2008
#8
My wife would love to have a cat like this, if I’d let her. Pound for pound cats are a heck of a lot tougher than dogs and this beast would have her min-pin for lunch, so it’s not hard to argue her out of it. Our house doesn’t need to disintegrate into a rolling ball of brawl between a big cat and our dogs.
That’s not to say that given the right environment one couldn’t domesticate such a creature. At least to a certain extent. But the real question is why not stick with a Maine Coon or a damn Ragdoll and be content with that?
I prefer the big predators in my house be pack animals that respect me as alpha, not a loner cat with claws that could shred the flesh from my bones if it suited him. I’m funny that way.
December 15, 2008
#9
its so big and cute
December 15, 2008
#10
Its crazy having a wild animal like that in your home. Domesticated cats are fine, big cats are not. So many stupid people had those as mascots and pets in private zoos and LET THEM GO!!! in my country. Sick bastards. Now, not only do we have some of the worlds deadliest insects, sharks and snakes, but hey! we also have friggin’ big cats in our wild. Lovely…thankyou to all the assholes who did that. May you burn in hell.
December 16, 2008
#11
That is F*ckin awesome! I wan’t one….to scratch my back and stuff n junk.
December 16, 2008
#12
Until you forget to feed it and it eats you.
December 16, 2008
#13
Although I am against keeping wild animals as pets, it seems we tend to forget the fact that if given the opportunity, most domestic cats will slaughter birds and rodents. They are really not that much more domesticated in that regard. We also have to realize that domesticated animals were once wild kin and so the only way to get truly new varieties of domestic animals is to start by taming wild ones.
All that being said, we should not be taking endangered species out of the wild illegally just because they seem like a cool animal to own. Most of these animals are not good pets and their care should be left to trained professionals. If you like fishing cats, donate money to preserve their habitat rather than buying one from somewhere that likely has no regard for their continued survival as a species.
December 17, 2008
#14
They need to go to jail if there actually stealing chickens thats someones lively hood.
The risk of infection from a number of diseases by having a live/raw chicken/rooster is a threat to your domestic cat and yourselves. I hope this cat never decides to go and eat your other cat. To bad I do not know where they live because it would be a call to the local fish and game services.
December 17, 2008
#15
Sad.. I’ve worked with several wildlife rescue facilities and see the end result of people attempting to own animals that are wild. The results can be extremely sad if not tragic in the end. Most of the animals that we took care of were abandoned by their owners at the point that they could no longer control the animal, or worse when they’ve injured someone.(which usually ends up with Fish and Wildlife destroying the animal because they are a “Threat” to humans) Thousands of these animals are destroyed every year because of owner negligence or just plain stupidity. As animals age, their natural instincts become more predominant. For the first year, or even couple of years they can be manageable. In rare cases when an owner has time to completely dedicate to giving them attention and constant interaction, they may be ok and not have incident. However even the most calm of the big cats can turn at a moments notice simply from instinct. I have seen many Tigers that can be very sweet 99% of the time, instantly turn the moment someone is compromised. An accidental trip, an apparent injury, or just turning your back and the animal can attack without warning. Instinctual and of no fault of the animal… however when it happens it is the animal that is destroyed and usually the idiot human who thought they could control a wild animal gets away with minor injury. Stories like these make me sad because it facilitates an excuse for these lunatics to think they can somehow handle ownership.
December 19, 2008
#16
Wow…I can’t wait to see your dumbass on the news after your “jungle cat” fucking eats you. Then the poor “jungle cat” is going to be put down for following its natural instincts…to fucking hunt and kill for food. You idiot…we see how much you care for animals…
December 20, 2008
#17
I dont know what the fuck to think
December 23, 2008
#18
i must say that is awesome.
leave him alone if he wants a wild cat
then why not.
who cares.
he loves animals so much he is doing what he would do to any other pet haha.
quit being pansys
animals are find.
December 23, 2008
#19
wolle wuz here xxx
December 25, 2008
#20
I love how everyone just assumes that these are regular or poorly-qualified people doing something illegal. There are tons of possibilities for who these people are and how they’ve come to have this cat, whether legitimate or not.
December 30, 2008
#21
that cat is not big enough to eat someone.