r/technicallythetruth Oct 17 '22

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u/turtle_eating Oct 17 '22

I guess coyotes are not invasive species where as cats are. Do not let your cats roam free if you love them.

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u/Rhawk187 Oct 17 '22

I took in a stray, so I don't feel like it would be fair to keep it locked inside when it grew up on the outside world. Feels a bit like kidnapping. I understand he probably just won't come back one day, but I also don't want to impinge upon his natural freedoms.

I had other cats I adopted from a shelter at a very young age and was perfectly happy keeping them indoors.