I do wonder about this, what about all the wild birds that could possibly spread disease, the rats, the flies the mosquitos? Lets all live in a bubble. LOL
well its the same four cats all the time. One I saw had a collar, the others don't.
You do have to share the world with other creatures you know.
edited by Chocs01 on 19/03/2011
Agreed!
And I'd rather share my world with these four legged creatures then rats :-(
well its the same four cats all the time. One I saw had a collar, the others don't.
Annd? Maybe they're wild feral cats or ones that have abandoned by their owners and thrown out. You do have to share the world with other creatures you know.
<em>edited by Chocs01 on 19/03/2011</em>
Why do some people let their cats out on the loose? They are then roaming in other people's yards or adding to the already big cat population.
Sometimes they run out through your legs whenyou don't want them to. My cat got out once and someone shot her. Obviously a human who had got out, roaming the streets with his gun and adding to the already big feral human population! Get a life please...
Because cats are not naturally indoor creatures. Did you know the average cat has a roaming area of about 5 square miles in a night? People that don't get their cats done are irresponsible. Sadly cats are extremely territorial and you get problems when there are a lot of cats in a small area. Unless it's an indoor cat, it's actually quite cruel to keep them locked up.