Anonymous #2 2w

I mean like obviously humans are animals too but I’m just saying some cats get a lot out of interacting with the environment they’re naturally meant to live in

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Anonymous #2 2w

It is not the environment they’re “naturally meant to live in” they’re an invasive species meaning they are not native and do not belong here. They wreak havoc on the environment and get squished by cars there’s no benefit for a domestic house cat to be outdoors

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Anonymous #1 2w

Whether they’re native or not, all I’m saying is that no non human animals spent their lives indoors naturally anytime but now, and even now only some do. I think there’s something obviously enriching about getting to interact with the natural world as an animal. I think there is a loss there

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Anonymous #2 2w

That being said, my brother has a house cat that almost never leaves besides on a harness and I couldn’t agree with their choice more, if their cat got out she’d likely get lost or get killed so I get it. Just saying that for some people outdoor cats are the move and that’s not inherently wrong either, it’s just a tradeoff

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Anonymous #2 2w

tell me you understand nothing about ecology & invasive species without telling me you know nothing about ecology & invasive species… invasive species cause damage both ecologically and ECONOMICALLY! cats will destroy the native pest control of farm fields by killing birds, not to mention local bird populations already have enough issues with bioaccumulation, climate change, light pollution, etc. we have a stray cat epidemic because of people with outdoor cats adding to the breeding population

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Anonymous #4 2w

Alright you got me I’m a coyote, we only learned to type recently

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Warrior cats reference

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