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Topic	Easiest way to transition cat from house to outdoor cat?
RoboLaserGandhi 03/23/18 11:59:00 PM #87:	Medussa posted... odds are it'll hang around houses until someone else adopts it or it gets into a fight with an animal or a car. you're not really doing it any favors. Not always true. I had an outdoor cat who lived to 16. He died of cancer. He would always come back in the mornings. We even moved houses and he learned the new area and kept to the same old routine. He was declawed too. Just a badass cat overall. Probably my favorite pet ever. He was extremely intelligent for a cat, a smug bastard yet had every reason to be, and on top of that very lovable. He wasn't some prissy bitch who hated being touched. <cite>RoboLaserGandhi posted [p:898384921] in Easiest wa... [t:76443957]...</cite> <quote><cite>Medussa posted...</cite> <quote>odds are it'll hang around houses until someone else adopts it or it gets into a fight with an animal or a car. you're not really doing it any favors.</quote> Not always true. I had an outdoor cat who lived to 16. He died of cancer. He would always come back in the mornings. We even moved houses and he learned the new area and kept to the same old routine. He was declawed too. Just a badass cat overall. Probably my favorite pet ever. He was extremely intelligent for a cat, a smug bastard yet had every reason to be, and on top of that very lovable. He wasn't some prissy bitch who hated being touched.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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