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My PW died.

So I found out the remote start does not work (probably related to the check engine light issue). I drove it for awhile yesterday, it sounds and acts normal. I will be at the dealership early tomorrow.
 
gimmie11s said:
Bingo! I catch cats, racoons, and the occasional possum in my cameras each night roaming around my house.

They definitely keep the mice away.
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Rockcrawlerdude said:
This^

Not only will they find the rodents, but they will deliver them to you dead or alive

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Yup, way better and safer than putting poison out. I know some big cities are no longer catching stray cats. Instead, letting them roam to handle rodent populations. They even have a program where they loan cats out to apartments and businesses as long as they agree to provide basic outdoor shelter and basic healthcare.

In my area, they actually have a market for barn cats. A good barn cat is worth something here.
 
Ya the dog will kill squirrels right off of the side of grainerys. Gets the ground hogs and attempts to eat the moose/deer. I wouldn’t give a cat much of a chance at surviving long. :eek:
 
Rockcrawlerdude said:
This^

Not only will they find the rodents, but they will deliver them to you dead or alive

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Is this like an offering that they do? Yea there also places that will let you foster/adopt a cat just to keep it outside as they are older and can no longer be retrained to be in a home. I was thinking about this cause I have a bunny issue in the summer. (For my lawn not my truck)
 
Ridered67 said:
Dang! Will insurance cover that?
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Hammerjack said:
Nope. Just checked.
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@Hammerjack, I just checked with my wife who's been an insurance adjuster for the last ~15 yrs. She asked if you have Comprehensive on your policy. If you do, that will cover this as it's an animal loss. My wife has worked for several of the major insurance carriers over the years (we've moved several times for my work) and said all will cover this loss with Comprehensive. I would check your policy again if you do have Comp for any language around animal loss. Hope you can recover your out of pocket for this.
 
Loosebolts said:
Is this like an offering that they do? Yea there also places that will let you foster/adopt a cat just to keep it outside as they are older and can no longer be retrained to be in a home. I was thinking about this cause I have a bunny issue in the summer. (For my lawn not my truck)
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Yep pretty much an offering.

They can disassemble bunnies as well but that’s less fun to open the door to.
 
MrPatriot said:
@Hammerjack, I just checked with my wife who's been an insurance adjuster for the last ~15 yrs. She asked if you have Comprehensive on your policy. If you do, that will cover this as it's an animal loss. My wife has worked for several of the major insurance carriers over the years (we've moved several times for my work) and said all will cover this loss with Comprehensive. I would check your policy again if you do have Comp for any language around animal loss. Hope you can recover your out of pocket for this.
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Thanks for looking into this. I have USAA which has been great for me in the past; they do not cover this ( I spoke to a claims specialist), but there's something else. Even thought the rodent ate the wiring; which ended up shorting out the PCM, the dealership/RAM only charged me for the wiring (which was dirt cheap). They didn't charge me for the PCM. I really am okay with what i paid for, it was way, way cheaper than I thought.
 
Loosebolts said:
Is this like an offering that they do? Yea there also places that will let you foster/adopt a cat just to keep it outside as they are older and can no longer be retrained to be in a home. I was thinking about this cause I have a bunny issue in the summer. (For my lawn not my truck)
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FYI, You gotta feed em to keep em around.

They don’t kill for food, they kill for sport.
 
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