this is the sickest thing i have ever seen:(

[sweetie&meli]

http://www.

Now plz tell me how or what posses a human mind to do such horrifc things to these lil creatures who bring us such joy ..this is the most horric procedure i have ever seen:(

[Tiki]

Good Lord, that IS sick! :icon_evil

[Kevin]

This link has no place on bird board....

[LtlWngdAngl]

Here's an idea....if it requires the use of a bone softening drug and a SHOEHORN on LIVING being in order to fit it into a container that it would not NORMALLY fit in, MAYBE, JUST MAYBE it's a sign that ANIMALS AREN'T SUPPOSED TO BE MANIPULATED IN THAT WAY!!!

Some people are just SICK and HORRIBLY DISTURBED!

[LtlWngdAngl]

Kevin: why not? it's in the lounge....

[JThw8]

Well while I still find it sickening that they did this to the cats (put them in jars) just for the photos and they are still cruel people I hope you arent taking this seriously.

They are certainly not actually making bonsai kittens, its a very dry dark humor to the website but it is meant to be humor. Unfortunately at least one misguided child out there is bound to actually attempt this with their own cat.

[BirdzRmylife]

As said above,
Its a joke... a sick, sick, cruel joke... but a "joke". How this site owner finds this funny, I have no clue! But, the same reacyion to those who see the site is the same everytime...

Sick :aiwebs_00

[aussieparrotchic]

This post has got me curious but I cant see the pic is this a good thing ????????????

[Monica]

Origins: Bonsai kittens are not real. Nobody is making bonsai kittens. Nobody is selling equipment to help people make bonsai kittens. The Bonsai Kitten web site is a joke, not an actual promotion for the making of bonsai kittens. Investigations by law enforcement agencies, including the FBI, have already determined no real cats were harmed in the creation of the pictures used on the Bonsai Kitten web site. Signing a petition to shut down the Bonsai Kitten web site will not prevent any kittens from being harmed, because no kittens were harmed in the first place.

It was all a joke, one which some say was in terribly poor taste. If that was your reaction, take comfort in the knowledge that many others thought the same.

How could you have known the Bonsai Kitten site was a satire despite its lack of "This is a joke!" banners emblazoned across it? Satire doesn't always announce itself as such (some feel that would ruin its humor), so in cases like this, one dusts off the common sense and aims it at the problem:


The process described is impossible -- animals so treated would die long before they could be "molded."

The web site offers no way to purchase the materials advertised -- a real commercial enterprise wouldn't build consumer interest through a flashy web site then fail to offer anything for sale.

"Bonsai Kitten" displays no actual pictures of the finished product -- there are no molded kittens on display.