I have been offered 2 beautiful Burmese cats which need to be rehomed. It's always been my dream to have a Burmese, I went to see them yesterday and they are lovely... But the current owner says they have been brought up as indoor cats and must be kept in, or I can have our garden made cat-proof.
I've always had outdoor cats before, which had a cat flap and could come and go as they pleased.
We can't afford to cat-proof the garden. A friend did this and it cost thousands. So I suppose we either keep them in the whole time, or buy harnesses and leads and try to walk them... Or don't take them.
What would you do?
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TuttiFrutti · 27/08/2014 14:35
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