• Pyr_Pressure@lemmy.ca
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      Mostly cars, but it’s also how they end up getting lost or grabbed by people thinking they are lost, and also wildlife like coyotes or owls and raccoons often can kill them because they don’t have a natural sense of fear for predators anymore. As well as transfer of disease from mingling with other outdoors cats. Or getting pregnant by meeting up with other outdoor cats while not being fixed themselves.

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        time to get rid of cars then

        also, you let your children play outside? how terrible!!! they might be hit by a car! be a responsible parent and lock your child up so they are not exposed to any danger ever

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      After they domesticated themselves I am pretty sure their natural habitat is whatever we decide it should be. We already are deciding if they can breed at all so…

      All the cats in my neighborhood that were outdoor cats have been killed within a week. Coyote has had some good eats this week.

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      Their natural habitat is outside!

      A cat’s natural habitat is not North America. They are very destructive to our local ecology.