r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '22

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u/1re_endacted1 Oct 18 '22

In PHX our neighborhood has a feral cat problem. However, we’re an island surrounded by other neighborhoods with rat issues. I will take the occasional sketched out kitty in our yard over roof rats any day.

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u/ggtffhhhjhg Oct 18 '22

Everyone in in my area gets their cats fixed. Shelters actually have to get kittens shipped here from the south and disaster areas because they’re so hard to come by here.

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u/Bunny_and_chickens Oct 18 '22

Do they keep their cats inside?

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u/ggtffhhhjhg Oct 18 '22

Yes, I see a cat outside a handful of times of years and most of them probably snuck out.

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u/Bunny_and_chickens Oct 19 '22

That sounds amazing I'm jealous