New Law Will Make Cat De-clawing Illegal

Nrdsb4
Fri, 19 May 2017 01:06:59 +0000

My cat is 14. She shows no urges to go outside beyond a few feet into the back patio, then she runs back inside. Once I didn’t notice she was out there, and she was locked out all night. When I got up the next morning, she was standing on all fours, sobbing at the glass door to come inside. She seems perfectly happy to live inside. No telling what would happen to her if I’d let her be an outside cat. She likely wouldn’t have lived to be 14, so healthy and sleek, with shiny black hair and glowing lime green eyes. I have no regrets keeping her inside.

We do have a big house with lots of windows with interesting things to look at, so maybe that explains her contentment. She sure doesn’t have a life equivalent to locking a child in the house.