How do you prove to your parents that you are responsible enough for a cat?
If your parents think you’re not responsible enough for a cat, ask your parents if you can cat-sit a friend’s cat to prove that you are responsible enough. To show that you are responsible, volunteer to foster kittens at your local animal shelter. That way, your parents can see that you are dedicated.
What are my rights if I take care of cats outdoors?
If you find yourself in conflict because you care for cats who live outdoors, it’s important that you understand your rights under the law, and to remember that the officials, including law enforcement officers, are not allowed to violate those rights. They can’t search your property, stop and question you, or cite you without a reason.
Do you have to tell animal control when you feed cats?
You aren’t required to tell an animal control officer when and where you feed cats. You may exercise your right to remain silent like in the examples above. If you feed the cats on your own private property, you do not have to allow animal control onto the property without a warrant. (See “If the officer asks to search your property…”
What to say to animal control when they come to Your House?
Animal Control: “That depends on if the cats belong to you.” “I’d like to speak with my attorney before I answer any questions.” Or “I’d like to remain silent.” If the officer asks to search your property… You are not required to give your consent to search. Ask the officer to see a search warrant.
Can I ask animal control to return my property without a warrant?
In many instances, you may ask animal control to return at a future date or time so that you may first speak with your attorney. Only in emergency situations (called exigent circumstances) may an officer search your property without a warrant. Animal Control: “Are those your cats?”