Landlord is Not Enforcing Pet Restrictions in the Lease

Well i understand what your saying, but im not sure i fully agree with you, unless im not understanding something with how things are worded. It just seems to me that its pretty cut & clear.....Each tenant can have one cat.....If you have a cat, it must be kept indoors at all times.....Cats shall not be allowed to run free throughout the park.....If a cat does run free throughout the park or becomes a nuisanse, the owner can have it removed.....Now i will admit that this has not happened, which brings me to the question and thought of how much this lease is followed and in effect, which when i always bring up this question to property management they tell me of course that it is in effect, but this goes along with the noise and other issues here. As far as stray cats or anything like that, this is a small park with only a dozen mobile homes, so its small enough to know basically who's cats are who's and stray cats here are very rare.

Define the difference between a stray cat running free outside and an owned cat running free outside, absent a collar with ID on it. I have known people living in trailer parks that feed strays and allow them in their home from time to time.

Well no disrespect, but there is a difference in my opinion.....But the main point is the cat in particular is not a stray cat, i can 100% say its owned by the neighbor and is not a recent addition.

So now we have gone from CATS to CAT and it only involves your neighbor.

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Well no disrespect, but there is a difference in my opinion.....But the main point is the cat in particular is not a stray cat, i can 100% say its owned by the neighbor and is not a recent addition.

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Primarily, yes.....However, there is two other tenants that also contribute to this problem, there just not in my area of the park, but that does not mean that there cats are not in my area...just not as often. I have witnessed myself and also have several photos of other cats as well whether on my vehicles, doing there business on my property, and doing just general property damage...but yes, the one cat in particular is the main problem.

owner may have the pet removed

It says the owner MAY take action. It does not say the owner MUST take action. It is the owner's opt whether to do so or not.