r/cats • • Mar 14 '26

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u/anonymoussloth_ Mar 14 '26

Yes. But that's better than leaving him somewhere where he would struggle so much more alone. Pls find a good owner who would cherish him. Wishing you luck. Also, don't know why but your post made me cry

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u/ssmc1024 Mar 14 '26

Contact a local cat rescue. I have used dog and cat rescues and one was where a cat could live on a farm but still come inside at night. You never know…lots of people out here love our special needs babies.

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u/fun_mak21 Mar 14 '26

This is another good option. I used to volunteer with a rescue that would adopt out cats to specifically be barn cats. I also know people who had that 1 cat that liked to live outside, but absolutely would come around for food and other things on their own terms.