Barn Owls [Tyto alba]

R.I.P. DINGO, You Were One in a Billion.

Our cat, Dingo, getting into the Christmas spirit. 20/12/2008

Unfortunately, Dingo left our home on 13/03/2009 and never returned. A week later we discovered that he had been picked up and turned over to the Oregon "Humane Society."
My wife rushed over to their location to attempt to liberate him only to find that they thought he was a stray and claimed he was "violent and had ringworm" so they had him put to sleep.
Well, he wasn't a stray, they're lying about the violence as he never harmed our three-year-old daughter and it's ironic that the same "Humane Society" had signed a form for us to get him neutered and treated for ringworm, flatworms & fleas at a discounted rate and he still had his stitches from being fixed when he went missing. So I suppose their on-site veterinarian that "diagnosed" him with ringworm also sees many "strays" that have operated on themselves including stitching themselves up. I hate them and I miss him so much. I will never own another cat.