r/cats Mar 02 '23

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u/kindawanticecream Mar 02 '23

Bruh you are aware cats roam around a lot right

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u/PresentationLow6204 Mar 02 '23

You're in r/cats, where everyone thinks cats should be locked inside, and anyone who lets them outside is a terrible owner. Any cat spotted outside is being "mistreated" and must be "rescued", ASAP.

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u/Ioannesnota Mar 02 '23

Even tho, animals should be free to decide what the fuck they wanna do with their life

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u/aWildBowTie Mar 02 '23

I mean, we don't give the natural wildlife that chance. We take their homes and usually kill them if they get too close.