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by kelnos
912 days ago
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This is the exception, not the rule. And if a cat that's escaped and spends a couple days outside is going to destroy a wildlife ecosystem, then that ecosystem was probably already on the verge of collapse anyway. I think we have much lower hanging (and more impactful) fruit than "ban even indoor-only cats because sometimes they escape". |
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