I have the opportunity to rehome a cat from someone at work, but it was previously a stray (but lived in a house the last 8 months). It's a male, fairly young, not yet neutered.
Previous cats we've had have come from families so I'm not sure if it would be more likely to roam/fight/run off? My IL's have a cat from a stray litter and it's a very nervous jumpy bity sort of cat.
We live on a B road that is busy in rush hour and we lost a previous cat to a RTA. Since then we have fenced the garden to 6ft although a determined escaper could probably get through it. I just wonder if a stray cat would be more prone to roaming for miles or will he stick with where the food is!?
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RaisingSteam · 19/09/2016 12:22
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