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Persephonies recommend indoor cats:

We have kept cats for many years and before that, with our parents. Both of us have experienced the pain of losing a beloved pet to the road. Craig used to live next to a busy main road, but the house was set on an acre plot and had fields on three sides; Liz lived on a quiet avenue. Our cats were allowed outdoors and were happy. But one day, they didn’t return. The road is unforgiving and a cat hit by a car rarely survives long enough to drag itself to the side of the road, trying to get home.

We decided that if we were going to keep cats, that we had a duty to them to keep them safe. Letting a cat wander freely, does not keep it safe. Having fields around your house will not keep it safe. There is still a road to or past your property. As one of the Suffolk Cats Protection Leagues can testify, a remote farmhouse at the end of a mile long private road lost their cat when a lost driver turned his car around and ran over it while it sunbathed.

Since deciding to keep our cats indoors, we have not lost one to an accident or to fighting. With plenty of toys, scratching posts, the odd radiator bed or soft cushion, our cats are happy, healthy and most of all safe. They still play, sunbathe on the windowsill, lie in front of the fire and sleep on our bed.

Yes they need a litter tray or two, but advances with modern litter and regular cleaning don’t mean that you should have an odour in your house. There are even litter trays that will automatic clean deposits away into a container, ready for easy and odourless disposal.

We have had emails and phone calls from distraught owners that have lost the cat that they saved for, watched grow up, proudly collected, then a few months later buried. It is so sad. It makes us sad to hear of the passing of another one of the cats that we have raised since birth so carefully.

Of course, it is your decision. We wish for our all cats to go to kind and loving homes, all we ask is that you consider having an indoor cat.

Chesterfield Cats Protection League have more information on indoor cats:  click here

 

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