• @[email protected]
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      211 year ago

      You’ll also need to ban pet cats from walking outside without a leash. Our cats were neutered, didn’t stop them from killing any mice or birds they could get their paws on.

        • @[email protected]
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          I was talking about the cats that are kept as pets, not stray cats. I guess it varies from country to country, but most cats walking around outside in Norway are pets (~90%). Reducing the stray cat population to zero wouldn’t fix the issue of cats killing all the small wildlife unless pet cats are also kept inside.

          I wasn’t saying anything against neutering cats.

          • Ann Archy
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            11 year ago

            Wonderful plumage, Norwegian Blues.

            • @dragonflyteaparty
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              51 year ago

              Wow that’s cruel. Someone’s cat gets loose, they can’t find it yet, and you think it should be killed. Good job killing Fluffy because he escaped.

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                  You mean allowing those cats to follow their instinct doesn’t compare to a human making a rational decision to straight up kill someones cat because they slipped through a door?

                  Who would have thought?

                  Do you also kill your spouse when they eat a steak?

        • Ann Archy
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          I’d say we take this one step further and declaw, spay, neuter, and keep a lot of people on a leash.