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[-] Shimitar@feddit.it 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I am pretty sure cats dont "belong" inside at all.

They are wild animals, partially domesticated but much much more wild than dogs. Dogs don't survive much without us, cats do, and even thrive in the correct climate (remember they come from warm climates, we brought cats all over the world).

Whether we messed up bringing a ferocious predator with superior physical capabilities all around the world and destroying local fauna (Australia, and such places...) It's not cats fault and doesn't mean they belong inside.

In fact, cats belong outside and just take advantage of our "inside" unless they are kept captives on purpose.

[-] Boddhisatva@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Whether we messed up bringing a ferocious predator with superior physical capabilities all around the world and destroying local fauna (Australia, and such places…)

This is exactly why they belong inside. If you are going to have a pet that is capable of damaging the local environment by killing off native fauna, then you need to keep that pet contained in order to protect the local fauna. Otherwise, the community will start doing things like offering a bounty on cat scalps. If you are going to have a pet, take proper care of it.

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