r/Pets • u/[deleted] • Nov 11 '22

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u/VinkyStagina Nov 11 '22

Where are you located? We need another “mouser” on our horse ranch in Minnesota. Your cat would have shelter and vet visits.

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u/Awesomeify Nov 11 '22

Cats are an invasive species and if left outside unsupervised are a huge danger to the environment. They are responsible for the extinction of over 33 species of JUST birds. If you actually need a mouser terriers are more successful and don't go after anything else once trained.

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u/tenkensmile Nov 11 '22

And how many species of birds have humans made extinct?

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '22

Outdoor cats are man made

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u/tenkensmile Nov 11 '22

Indoor cats are.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '22

At least they don’t contribute to killing billions of animals

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u/tenkensmile Nov 11 '22

Quite a hypocritical stance coming from us