Maybe stop letting your cat outside. Problem solved.

i full on stole someone's cat. he was always hanging around the parking lot where i worked, in all weather. i thought he was abandoned at first. i was friends with him for 2 years before my alpha cat died and i took him home. he had scars on his nose and was once shot by a bb gun and someone had taken care of him, but i took him anyway. he's FIV positive and absolutely should not be outside unsupervised, as he can spread the disease or get an injury that won't heal. he's been here for 5 years now and loves the indoor life. he took over as the alpha and is the best cat ever! he gets under the blankets and makes biscuits on my belly at night, and loves cuddles. he also thinks he's my youngest's father- he's always pinning her down and cleaning her. sorry not sorry to whoever had him before.

Had a cat in high school named Chesterfield - big old fluffy Maine C**n cat. He went missing for a week, then showed up on the front porch. Halloween rolls around, and I'm handing out candy. This family comes up, the kid looks down and sees our cat and yells "Fluffy!". Turns out he had spent the week at their house. The dad was like "yeah, we eventually had to kick him out because he kept jumping on the counter, getting into cabinets, and just eating everything in sight."

Outdoor cats die early- fights, cars, diseases..if you love your cats, don't let them outside...plus they're killing off too many bird species..

Who leaves their cat out all day while at work?

Hilarious!!!

My current three cats are indoors only, and have been since they were born so know no different. One of them definitely has no loyalties and would go anywhere for food. One is a bit dumb and I imagine would end up in other houses by accident. I had a cat like that growing up. He got into the old man next door's house, my mum went to put some washing out one day and looked up and saw him. He was in the old man's bedroom at the time and the curtains were closed so it seems he was still asleep! Mum was worried he'd give the gentleman a heart attack. The same cat also used to go to the other neighbour's house regularly. Trouble is at our previous house that he was born in his litter mate went to the neighbours so they were used to running between and playing in the two houses. He just thought it was normal to have multiple houses I guess!

All I see here are cats that like to dabble in the real estate market and can't pass up a good deal. Also 10/10 for furriest/cutest landlords.

I keep a dish of kibble on the front porch for the neighborhood strays. Two have learned to use the dog door so they come and go as they please. One is sleeping in my bed right now. But the neighbors big yellow brindle comes over to chow down every time I put out fresh food, and is not above sleeping on the porch or on the hood of my car until I refill the buffet.

YOU DON'T OWN CATS. CATS OWN YOU

So now the humans know cats also invented time-share.

If a cat lives with you it's because it loves you. They may interact less than dogs but they are no less loving for that..

I'm always furious when I read stories about random people feeding other people's cats. My cats are on specific diets for health reasons - cat treats are junk food. Its not appropriate to feed pets that are not yours.

my cat is named CAt, she would come to our aartment and sleep there as she was only a baby i thought who could let her out at this time, we lived by a motor way and it was dark and very dangerous as lots of cats got killed on the road, any hoo, we moved and she came with us, that was 8 years ago lol