Bloggingheads.tv segment where a cat-lover and bird-lover get into it.
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Speaking of which -- where dat fat cat at?
Obvious false dichotomy. I like native birds. I also like cats--have 2 myself--as long as they're kept inside. Encouraging feral cat populations is especially unconscionable.
(Of course, the last time I tried to make a similar point here you deleted my comments)
There should be no feral cats all all. A cat belongs in the home, where her staff is there to serve her every need.
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Could be a good way not to lose your cat at night:
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22917342-13762,00.html