Beneath the dignity of his tombstone, desexed, sanitized and dead, John could be a father my kids could really respect.
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Whether it's relief at it being over and the knowledge that they are strong enough to survive it, or satisfaction of their own, the narrator of each story uses sex deliberately in the telling of the tale as if to spice things up, to deflower the often desexed fairy tales we've grown up hearing.
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But these shifts would require asking both identitarian and populist liberals (and the many-if-not-most liberals who identify with both strands) to compromise some of their commitments, to accept that open borders and desexed bathrooms and a guaranteed income and mass refugee resettlement will remain somewhat-radical causes rather than simply and naturally becoming the Democratic Party line.
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Jemimah is five years old and desperate for her dog, Tilly, to have puppies. When she learns her parents plan to have Tilly desexed, Jemimah embarks on a quest to get Tilly pregnant.
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No prior registration is required. Small household pets include cats, birds, hamsters, rabbits, aquatic life, etc. Cats kept in public housing estates should also be desexed. Wildlife, exotic animals and domesticated farm animals are strictly prohibited.
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The Department of Housing and Public Works of the Queensland Government allows pets in public housing (including cluster housing, town houses, attached housing, apartments, flats, units, etc.), given prior approval from the Department, compliance with local government laws, suitable environment in the housing and no interference with the peace, comfort and privacy of neighbours. In general, two small birds in a cage and fish in an aquarium are allowed, but keeping a snake or a reptile requires a licence from the Department and they must be placed in a safe cage. Dogs must be desexed by 7 months of age, while cats by 3 months of age. However, if the cat and the dog will become heavier than 10 kg when fully grown, they may not be allowed.
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Upon the receipt of complaints over the prohibition from various animal rights concern groups, the Subsidised Housing Committee decided to relax the scope of animals affected by the prohibition, and to adopt more flexible approaches to households that were keeping dogs at that time. From 23 to 28 Aug 2003, the Housing Authority conducted a public opinion survey with 4,004 PRH residents out of 606,600 households by means of telephone interview. 43.7% of the respondents cited “foul public areas” as their primary reason against pet keeping in PRH flats. Based on the result, the Subsidised Housing Committee decided to allow the keeping of service dogs, small household pets and desexed cats since they do not impose hygiene related hazards and nuisance. For small dogs (not over 20kg in weight) currently kept in the estates, the “grandfathering approach” was adopted.
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