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Sonoran Dude > wrote:

> notbob wrote:
> > On 2007-07-12, Rechazador de Disparates > wrote:
> >
> >> was in her own backyard.
> >
> > Your cat owns a backyard? Does it pay taxes? Has it been posted no
> > trespassing to songbirds? Does the environment and related ecosystems
> > recognize her ownership rights? I know if people kill certain bird
> > species, they can be charged. Why not cats? If cats kill birds, can
> > people kill cats? Just some thoughts I have.
> >
> > nb
>
> My daughter has two cats and they spend much of their time attacking
> birds through the glass windows of our home. I agree with you that cat
> owners should be responsible to keep their cats indoors so not to
> interfere with wildlife. Cats in our neighborhood don't last long
> because of native wild cats, coyotes, owls and hawks. I can remember
> only one outdoor cat in our neighborhood who was completely black, a
> natural camouflage but he finally succumbed to a passing motorist.
>
> Keep em sterile and keep em indoors.

Seconded.
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