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[graey42]

If you have cats, and you care about them, don't let them outside. I know I've posted about this before, but apparently some of you aren't listening. Don't let your cats outside. I almost ran over a calico on the way home from work. The van coming towards me came even closer. She didn't turn and run from the cars. She just dashed out between

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[xlawofaveragesx]

i dont think we should allow humans outside.
epecially those under 14.
in fact humans under 14 shouldnt be introduced to the public until age 14. that would be an even better plan.

[lennier]

I'd add an addendum to this.

Let 'em out if they wear a shock collar, or some other type of pain giving device. Bonus points if the general public can activate it.

As far as letting cats outside, I do it a lot. I just am with them, and they have harnesses on. They enjoy being outside a lot, but the harness annoys them a tad. I feel better though.

[lilacwolf]

Amen to that.

[oddharmonic]

Indeed.

I know a few indoor cats that have accidentally gotten outside and disappeared for awhile.

Highrise cat syndrome

[catparts]

I was raised by cats. lol. Most of the cats I had growing up were inside/outside cats. Hunters, mostly who would leave their prize for me at the back door for me to acknowledge before they ate it. Inside cats don't fare well when thrown outside. Seems to be too much information for their processers to download all at once. Outside cats just want to piss on everything you own.
"That's mine. That's mine too. Oh and this. I need one of these. I'll piss on that too."

[musicwench]

WORD.

I SAW my cat get hit by a car when I was 14. Never again. "Don't let them out," i said, "not even in a cage for an hour," and I was right.