Purrlease.... don't put out the cat.
It's cold and miserable and damp in Britain. And what do some old fashioned humans do? They lock us out of the house, away from warm beds and central heating.
No wonder that some of us leave home or just follow some friendly stranger in the hope that they will let us into their house.This time of year it is too wet and cold for a cat to be left outside.
Besides, night time is the most dangerous time for cats. We get dazzled by car lights and then run over by cars. We get attacked by foxes or stray dogs or (in the US) coyotes.
So don't do it, humans.
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aye men we agreez 1000 purr cent total lee lee :) ♥♥
ReplyDeleteWe agree also. We are lucky here, that we aren't anywhere near a road so we do get to go outside. Have a good day.
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