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ArbolLoco
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:11p 
simmer said:they knocked down the door to discover to their horror cats sleeping, eating and looking at them with inquisitive expressions----sheriff understood this was a life or death situation here so he called the health department who executed 14 cats within 24 hours to save the city of Medford from sure destruction
you forgot the part about the diseased cats and years worth of feces and urine forming a layer of highly toxic biohazardous material on the entire floor area of the house. |
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mapen
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:22p
ArbolLoco said:you forgot the part about the diseased cats and years worth of feces and urine forming a layer of highly toxic biohazardous material on the entire floor area of the house.Years worth of feces and urine? The OP was a bit unclear on this but up until the mother left the house, it's possible that she emptied the litter boxes regularly and kept the place somewhat decent (or not), and that it wasn't until after she disappeared that the feces and urine started piling up and, as you mentioned, started eating through the floors and structure like the acid from the movie Alien.
I guess I missed the part about when she disappeared, I didn't think it was years ago. |
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simmer
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:24p
So with the information presented now, are there any legal options left? I didn't go over the documents but I'm thinking is there any way I don't have insurance on the property? Doesn't the bank force you into insurance when you finance? I tried the short sale approach about a year ago and the loan officer wanted all my bank statements and pay stubs----I'll save the time and embarrassment---I could afford the payment and they know it from the time they checked my credit |
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ArbolLoco
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:31p
mapen said:ArbolLoco said:you forgot the part about the diseased cats and years worth of feces and urine forming a layer of highly toxic biohazardous material on the entire floor area of the house.Years worth of feces and urine? The OP was a bit unclear on this but up until the mother left the house, it's possible that she emptied the litter boxes regularly and kept the place somewhat decent (or not), and that it wasn't until after she disappeared that the feces and urine started piling up and, as you mentioned, started eating through the floors and structure like the acid from the movie Alien.
I guess I missed the part about when she disappeared, I didn't think it was years ago.you guys aren't listening. the local authorities DO NOT WANT TO GET INVOLVED unless the house has become a public nuisance. Are you people even reading???!
simmer said:he took a couple steps inside and couldn't take the smell of cat urine and he said he would need boots cause excrement was all over the place
This is a textbook example of animal hoarding! AKA HELL ON EARTH. |
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limeygit
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:32p
Not to be repeating advise, but before doing anything else, take a few days off work, and drive down and look at it.
Also, get it out of your head, that people over-reacted and they killed some healthy cats because they hadn't had their morning coffee yet. You have reports from eye-witnesses who said they would not enter the house. That isn't some cat pee and a minor pong, this was a very serious case of animal neglect and your on-the-run Mother obviously has some serious mental issues, and is in the need of help.
Also, if all this happened while your mother was helping out your brother, then he needs to be helping you out with this as well. |
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lonestarguy
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:32p
simmer said:So with the information presented now, are there any legal options left? I didn't go over the documents but I'm thinking is there any way I don't have insurance on the property? Doesn't the bank force you into insurance when you finance? I tried the short sale approach about a year ago and the loan officer wanted all my bank statements and pay stubs----I'll save the time and embarrassment---I could afford the payment and they know it from the time they checked my credit
Most (if not all) mortgage lenders require you have insurance and pay for it out of escrow. Since you mentioned the payments you made included taxes, I assume she was using an escrow account and that you have insurance. Find out who the company is and read the policy - you may find some things are covered, and if not, raise a stink about it. |
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simmer
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:33p
Mapen is right on----But the city helped her with the cat problem---so the cats are gone---its just certain areas cause there was a closet upstairs with a litter pan and one under the downstairs area between the upstairs and down---Maybe thats why I'm so fugged up---My bedroom used to be next to the upstairs litter pan---I used to shove an old comforter underneath the bottom of my door so the smell wouldn't enter my room---The horrid smell when you walk in is cause of the downstairs pan was near the entryway---When I lived there it was a good home---the even with 20 cats---the pans were kept up with---it was when I moved out and my older brother that my mom couldn't keep up with the bills losing first phone and then electric so she couldn't see the litter pans therefore she couldn't change them |
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didYOUsearch
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:34p
im sure the insurance is forced place insurance by the lender now and does not benefit the homeowner
BTW let me be the first to call SHENS on this thread. |
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simmer
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:36p
Good idea Lonestar and if they aren't hearing me, I'll go down to their local branch and start flinging cat feces at them  |
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ArbolLoco
- Tired Member
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:39p
simmer said:he took a couple steps inside and couldn't take the smell of cat urine and he said he would need boots cause excrement was all over the place
ARE YOU THE CAT LADY!?!?!?
ADMIT YOUR CRIME!!!!~ |
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simmer
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posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:39p
I got enough of that crap (no pun intended) that I could feed a loyal army of flies for years!!!! HAAAA!!!! |
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ArbolLoco
- Tired Member
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:49p
So which is it ma'am.
a. Either this is a minor problem and the city overreacted.
or
b. There is so much cat excrement all over the house that you can't walk inside without boots? |
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didYOUsearch
- Cranky Member
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:51p
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ArbolLoco
- Tired Member
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 10:54p
THIS THREAD IS WORTHLESS WITHOUT PICS! |
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WhiteGuy
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 11:00p
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ArbolLoco
- Tired Member
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 11:06p
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slimcustomer
- Senior Member - 1K
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 11:12p
didYOUsearch said:BTW let me be the first to call SHENS on this thread.
SHENS Carpet Care? |
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didYOUsearch
- Cranky Member
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 11:18p
slimcustomer said:didYOUsearch said:BTW let me be the first to call SHENS on this thread.
SHENS Carpet Care?dont think that $20 kit is gonna work for this place |
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ArbolLoco
- Tired Member
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 11:18p
slimcustomer said:didYOUsearch said:BTW let me be the first to call SHENS on this thread.
SHENS Carpet Care?
I believe he is referring to EGG SHEN and his "SIX DEMON BAG"... which is relevant because it will probably take about SIX DEMONS FROM HELL to get rid of all this cat shiat. |
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ArbolLoco
- Tired Member
posted: Apr. 8, 2006 @ 11:29p
Haha I'm never going to get any work tonite if the CAT SHIAT LADY keeps this up.
Had to pop Big Trouble in Little China into the DVD player... INTERNATIONAL TAX CLIENTS BE DAMMMED!! |
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