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I let my cat out when he wants, he hunts, I mean he'll sometimes bring home a half eaten mouse or pigeon or young child. He's a good wee cat, love him to bits :3
 

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My cat is like 9 years old.

She hunts squirrels. It may be the most impressive thing I've ever seen.
 

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I used to have cats when I was little, but then my parents had to give them up 'cause o' my allergies.
 

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My cats are both indoor cats so they don't get themselves killed.

Some people in my neighbourhood insisted on keeping their cat indoors. It escaped and now just roams our neighbourhood sleeping where ever (sometimes in our house). He just never goes back to that original house.
 

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Even funnier when I elaborate, they actually caught him after his first escape and kept it indoors again, so it just escaped again never to return and the owners just said screw it x)
 

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Even funnier when I elaborate, they actually caught him after his first escape and kept it indoors again, so it just escaped again never to return and the owners just said screw it x)

I've heard a similar story, except the cat scratched all the owners things, the couch the curtains, made a huge mess, attacked the owner. But when the cat was outside to the new home he had settled into, he was happy and calm. Strange bugger.
 

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I used to live in a cat neighborhood. Just a little colony of cats walkin' around, doin' their cat things. It was cool. One cat in particular gained an affinity for us, and so we sorta kept her. She'd go off to do cat stuff and then trot back to us when she was hungry, and we gave her cat food.
 

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There actually is a cat colony in my neighborhood. My older cat discovered them and would hang out with them. When he ran away, I'm unsure if he went off to live with them or not, I never saw him again.
 

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We used to have a family of them living in the sewer system in my neighborhood, using the curbside drains to get in and out... think they all finally died. Either got killed by getting too close to the dogs in the area or because of disease or starvation. Wasn't much for them to eat, since the birds were too smart to stay on the ground near them.
 

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There actually is a cat colony in my neighborhood. My older cat discovered them and would hang out with them. When he ran away, I'm unsure if he went off to live with them or not, I never saw him again.

Was he old? Maybe he just went looking for a place to die and died there. That's what most likely happened to our cat that ran away and we've never seen again, since she was very sick.
 

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He was 9. We're fairly sure that's what did happen to him, he was sick as well. We think he escaped so he wouldnt be made to take medicine anymore and that he just went off and died.
 

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I used to live in a cat.
That'd be an interesting, if odd, life.
There actually is a cat colony in my neighborhood. My older cat discovered them and would hang out with them. When he ran away, I'm unsure if he went off to live with them or not, I never saw him again.
:( It makes me so depressed when my cat stays out too long, I begin to worry all sorts of awful things.
He was 9. We're fairly sure that's what did happen to him, he was sick as well. We think he escaped so he wouldnt be made to take medicine anymore and that he just went off and died.
:( Oh I'm so sorry :(
 

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We actually took our alley cat with us when we moved. We had to give her to a friend because the city we moved to doesn't allow alley cats. No, the city we moved to has freaking ducks. And parrots. But no cats? Lame.
 

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Thanks. I miss him a lot :(
I know exactly how you feel, before my current cat, Sylvester, my family had an older cat, he was getting old and his eye sight was getting poorer, but he would still go out and come back in and be cuddled. One day we had the awful news that he had been run over, I never saw his body, thank God, but my parents did. My dad buried him in our back garden and it was the only time I've seen my dad cry.
 

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Thanks. I miss him a lot :(
I know exactly how you feel, before my current cat, Sylvester, my family had an older cat, he was getting old and his eye sight was getting poorer, but he would still go out and come back in and be cuddled. One day we had the awful news that he had been run over, I never saw his body, thank God, but my parents did. My dad buried him in our back garden and it was the only time I've seen my dad cry.
That's so sad, Im sorry :(
 
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