In the last 50 years, most of our domestic cats are free-range, but in the past 50 years, cats have followed their owners into buildings, so the breeding method of cats has also changed from free range to captivity. There are too many benefits of captivity, first of all, it can increase the lifespan of the cat, and secondly, it can also make the cat cleaner.
However, to this day, there are still some shovelers who keep cats free,but the problem is that the current cat environment, as well as the human living environment, is not suitable for free range cats, especially the shovelers who live in the city.
No, there was a recent farce caused by free-range cats, a cat went out for a walk alone, was treated as a stray cat by a nearby pet hospital, and forcibly neutered.
Cat: "You may not believe it, I just went out and played for a while, and the bell was lost."
The cat went out for a walk and was forcibly pulled to be neutered!
A domestic shoveling officer has always had the habit of feeding stray cats, dealing with stray cats all year round, it is inevitable to encounter stray cats with good personality, so last year the shoveling officer adopted a very docile tanuki cat.
This cat is very sensible and intimate with the shoveler's child, but the cat may go out every few days because of the reason of wandering since childhood, at first the shoveler does not let the cat out, but the cat stubbornly squats in the doorway and meows.
The shoveler was so noisy that he could only let the cat out, but what the shoveler did not expect was that the cat actually came back by himself that night, and it was from that day that the tanuki cat was free-range.
But the cat is out alone after all, so every time the cat goes out, the shoveler will patiently tell the cat to come back early.
One day in late November this year, when the cat went out for a walk again, it did not come home that night, the shoveler waited until more than 12 o'clock, the cat still did not come back, the family panicked, and started looking for the cat in the community with a flashlight overnight, but did not find it.
The next morning, the cat still did not return, the shoveler was ready to launch a friend, send a circle of friends to find the cat, but just when the shoveler opened the mobile phone, he saw such a message in the circle of friends.
The message was made by a nearby pet hospital for the adoption of a newly neutered tanuki cat, and the shoveler fixed his eyes on it, "Huh? Isn't this cat my cat"?
Then the shoveler opened the picture and looked at it carefully, confirming that the cat in the picture was his own cat, but the cat in the photo looked confused and was taken to the Elizabethan circle, looking like it was really neutered.
The shoveler contacted the pet hospital and said that he wanted to adopt the tanuki cat (I didn't dare to say that it was my own cat, afraid of admitting mistakes), and the pet hospital asked the shoveler to pick up the cat the next day, because the cat had just been neutered and needed to rest.
The next day, after the shoveler went to the pet hospital, he saw the cat, and at the moment of seeing the cat, the shoveler determined that this tanuki cat was the cat that had not returned to his own home, and the cat saw the shoveling officer, and also anxiously yelled at the shoveling officer, as if asking the shoveling officer where he died, how to come.
Shoveler: "How did you go out and have a trip and lose your bell?" Didn't you tell anyone that you had a master?"
Cat: "I said, I said I had a master, but they didn't believe it."
At present, the cat has been brought home by the shoveler, who also confessed to the pet hospital and paid the sterilization fee after determining that it was his own cat!
It's so funny, there is a master's cat going out for a walk alone, because of the good personality, was treated as a stray cat by the nearby pet hospital, pulled to forcibly sterilize, is this a sterilization?
But the underlying logic of this matter is that when your cat leaves you, it is no longer your cat, but a stray cat, and the tanuki cat in the text is lucky, but it was pulled to be neutered, what if it is taken home by someone else and locked up at home? What if you meet the bad guys?
That's the main reason I don't recommend free-range cats, because when your cat leaves you and gets out of your control, it really isn't your cat anymore, so love it and keep it around.