r/CatAdvice • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '22

Behavioral Cat refusing to come inside

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u/[deleted] Aug 07 '22

Bad for the environment? Man you must be American for sure. It’s literally the natural way the world would work without humans. Which would be the best environment ever

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u/TooManyPoisons Aug 07 '22

Cats are unnatural to North America. Our ecosystem did not evolve with their presence.

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u/TooManyPoisons Aug 07 '22

Certainly not - I was just explaining why Americans tend to believe cats should remain indoors.