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I'll be the first to admit I'm not a cat lover, and therefore have no idea how their minds work, but this seems not-fair to me. I don't like to see them roaming the neighborhood. Can a cat be trained to just stay in its own yard?
BOULDER, Colo. -- Bruce Bland says domestic house cats are wreaking havoc on native birds and mice and wants a law that would require homeowners to keep their feline friends indoors.
Most cats are allowed to roam outdoors while their owners are at work. Experts say cats kill hundreds of millions of birds and billions of rabbits, squirrels and other small mammals every year, the Camera reported.
Bland said most of those animals wouldn't otherwise be dying and "many of them are undoubtedly suffering."
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