so today is a very very sad day

[Mikoh4792]

I don't understand, it's not your cat's fault. Instead of giving the cat away for being a cat, the right thing to do would be to make the reptile room inaccessible to other household pets.

sorry for the loss

[Jinxygirl]

Originally Posted by Mikoh4792

I don't understand, it's not your cat's fault. Instead of giving the cat away for being a cat, the right thing to do would be to make the reptile room inaccessible to other household pets.

sorry for the loss

I completely agree with Mikoh, rehoming the cat is unfair since the cat has adjusted to your home and living with you. It would be very stressful to the cat if you were to give it away. You need to put your reptiles somewhere your cat cannot get at them. Part of being a responsible pet owner means making sure that your animals can't harm eachother so you really shouldn't have your reptiles in a room that your cat has free range.

[Pirarucu]

Sorry for your loss, but in all honesty this never should have happened. Racks are easy to get into, and yours should have been secured in some way, especially after you first realized that your cat was targeting your animals. Not the cat's fault, it was your responsibility to make sure it could not get to the reptiles.