[ SECRET POST #2737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2737 ⌋

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Comments

Re: tw: animal death

[darkmanifest]

I assume from "apartments" that this cat was doing its wandering somewhere in the city, which is just...so stupid. Outdoor cats have shorter lifespans than indoor cats for a reason, and the city is even worse than the suburbs where there's less traffic and fewer psychopaths (though still a fair number). There's people in the city I live in who let their cats wander, and they all go missing eventually. Leash train your fucking cat if you want it to enjoy the outside.

Re: tw: animal death

[(Anonymous)]

I see "Lost Cat" signs in my neighborhood all the time and I'm guessing that the vast majority of them never get found. I've personally seen foxes and coyotes here, and I've seen dead cats on the side of the road too. I mean hell, I frequently put out rat poison in my fenced-in yard because otherwise it's not uncommon to get rats that come to check out the garbage cans. If someone's cat comes into my yard and eats a poisoned rat, that's not my problem.

I will never understand why people think it's okay to just let their cats roam loose. You wouldn't let your dog do it, so why do people think it's somehow okay for a cat?

Re: tw: animal death

[darkmanifest]

I think their logic is that dogs might hurt someone, but cats are harmless - they don't think about the harm that could come to the cat. It's the reason why I have never seen a stray dog in my life because the city cracked down them hardcore a couple of decades ago, but stray cats are everywhere. Who cares what happens to them? Ugh.

Re: tw: animal death

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, there are so many things that could happen to a cat and you would never even know. Hit by a car, attacked/eaten by a predator, trapped in someone's garage, taken to the animal shelter because someone thought it was a stray...