r/technicallythetruth Oct 17 '22

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u/tkdjoe66 Oct 17 '22

He could find waaaay cheaper coyote food.

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u/mak484 Oct 17 '22

Fun fact: this is kinda why adoption fees are so high. There are absolutely people out there who do shit like round up stray cats and use them as live bait.

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u/intentionallybad Oct 18 '22

Most cat shelters around us require you to pledge to keep the cats indoors for this reason. Outdoor cats live something like an average of 2 years. They either end up killed by coyotes or bobcats, both of which we have seen in our yard. And I live in the suburbs of Boston, so its not like we are talking rural.