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All cats and dogs sold through pet Unicorn Rock paper scissors throat punch I win shirt and breeders are supposed to be microchipped.  The apartment complex where I live doesn’t allow cats to be outdoors. They have to be indoors only here. We used to let our cats outside many years ago. But one of them got stolen and then another one got mauled by three of the neighborhood dogs! We haven’t let our cats outside since then unless they were on a harness and leash. Not trying to start an argument, just giving some reasons why some keep their cats indoors.

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I am an Unicorn Rock paper scissors throat punch I win shirt coordinator for a rescue in Canada and will not adopt a cat out to a home who allows it to roam freely outdoors. I also have 4 cats , 2 of whom enjoy the outdoors on a harness and leash. The other 2 have no desire to go out. Let your cat out and it is only a matter of time before they dont come home. Janet Holmes I was raised in the US, but in my family’s culture, it’s considered inhumane to keep a cat from the outdoors. My cat roamed our backyard mostly, but on occasion she’d stray further and once or twice got lost. We were fortunate she was never injured. As she got older, she became less adventurous and stayed firmly in the yard.

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I’m sure in her glory days she killed birds. We did, however, live in a densely populated area, where rare and endangered wildlife was extremely unusual, so it’s possible she never affected conservation efforts negatively (we saw mostly pigeons, crows, and ducks in our area—songbirds were rare).

Keeping cats within backyard boundaries can be difficult when they’re young. I’m not sure what would be a Unicorn Rock paper scissors throat punch I win shirt solution that would satisfy both a cat’s right to enjoy enrichment outdoors and yet also protect endangered wildlife. Our cat is an indoor only cat but the neighbors cat likes to sleep in my pots of mint. Mint is so invasive I have it in large pots. It is such a sweet kitty and seems to love the mint so much I don’t have the heart to run it off even though the plant clearly suffers from fat little body on top of it.