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![]() "Paul Stamler" wrote in message ... cindys wrote in message ... "Cat Protector" wrote in message news:6la4c.1513$wg.305@okepread01... I do not judge others myself. BTW, I myself am Jewish and when I adopted my cat Isis it was a requirement to have her spayed. I was all for it. I am still for spaying/neutering. I do not see it as mutilation. The torah is not open to individual interpretation, and the fact remains that for a Jew to spay or neuter is a torah transgression. The mitzvos do not apply to non-Jews, and therefore the torah would not find it problematic for a non-Jew to spay or neuter. In other words, the equvalent of a "Shabbos goy"? (For those not familiar with the term, a "Shabbos goy" was a Gentile employed by observant Jews to mind the store or run the factory on the sabbath, when Jews are not permitted to work.) ---------- Not at all. The fact is that all Jews are obligated to observe shabbos, but no one is obligated to adopt an animal. Best regards, ---Cindy S. |