Stupid feral cats. Options

[Zundfolge]

We have a litter of feral kittens in the neighborhood ... they were born back in October and are getting some size on them now.

They decided the cover on the Porsche would be fun to sharpen their claws on ... ripped up part of it real good and then apparently one got his little claw caught and he freaked out and ran, ripping the cover from about the middle of the windshield to the front bumper.

Damn I wish I had a suppressed .22


Anyway, I spent over $100 on this cover (a Coverking Triguard I ordered through Pelican) and I just don't have that kinda coin laying around so can anyone recommend a good cover for under $50?

Needs to be an Outdoor cover that can withstand rain, snow and feral cats.

I would just buy a couple extra blue tarps and cover the car but then it would look like crap and I don't want to be the bum that trashes up the neighborhood.

[tradisrad]

So A friend of mine had some cat problems. He decided to shoot it with a bb gun. He hit it. Two days later the SPCA came knocking on doors. They found bbs in his fence. A search warrant followed with in a few hours. He was prosecuted....

In the mean time he had a cat owner to sue for damage to his 914 interior, car covers etc. He won in small claims court.

[MrKona]

So A friend of mine had some cat problems. He decided to shoot it with a bb gun. He hit it. Two days later the SPCA came knocking on doors. They found bbs in his fence. A search warrant followed with in a few hours. He was prosecuted....

In the mean time he had a cat owner to sue for damage to his 914 interior, car covers etc. He won in small claims court.

Not to get too far off topic here, but I adopted a really gentle cat a few years back. He was a rescued after Hurricane Katrina, presumed a stray. Very thin, had a corneal ulcer that was still healing. He's a great cat with a heart of gold. During one of his check-ups, my vet noticed a small lump just below his eye. She thought it might be a BB, but wasn't sure, so wanted to set up an appointment to remove it. I brought him home that day and used a magnet to confirm that it was a BB and not a more ominous lump.

Making that "diagnosis" was bittersweet. It was good to confirm that it was nothing ominous, such as a cancerous growth, but sad to also be reminded that there are too many 'people' [edited] in the world who would shoot stray cats (and dogs) with BB (or other) guns, rather than being a better person and practicing the golden rule.