Arlo and Janis by Jimmy Johnson for April 03, 2013

What’s with her feet?

I think Jimmy was going for the “stopped in her tracks” reaction. Still, seems like Luddie was just doing his bit and helping to fertilise the soil..

Nothing attracts a cat like freshly tilled soil! I’ve had them walk up and dump a load right in front of me when I was sorting out grass and weeds from a flower bed I’d freshly loosened with a spade. If you like cats, you have to put up with it sometimes. Ha!

Luddie is just helping to make the soil fertile..

The secret to great tomatoes!

Tomatoes that will be made into CATsup?

Wow, that looks like most of Luddies body weight!

It apparently has some dirt mixed in with it – Arlo didn’t want to get the pure product on the shovel. I sure wouldn’t.

Doesn’t she know that all she had to do is dig a deeper hole for it. Wouldn’t it make good fertilizer?

He is carrying it to the fence for a nice flip into the neighbors yard…

I used to shoot rats in the garage and chunk them over the fence.

Not only stopped in her tacks but repelled! — Night-Gaunt49 said it well.

So, dumping cow or horse manure for $$$ is OK, but FREE cat droppings are bad??

A stray cat that I was feeding watched me plant flowers in my flower bed. My phone rang and I went inside and talked for a while. When I came back outside the cat had dug up my flowers and “planted” her own (poo) in their place. LOL.

I don’t believe it is safe to let cats poo in your tomato garden. That might cause ecolli. I don’t know how to spell it but, you know what I mean. To keep cats from pooing in my tomato garden,I spread garden rocks. That way they can’t dig, so they won’t “plant”.

Right but, if they can’t scratch out a spot to “plant” in the first place…….. that’s what the garden rocks prevent. Wouldn’t want kitty pee mixing in the soil either.