I’ve noticed that when I go outside, it’s nothing out of the ordinary to see people walking around with their dogs on a leash.

I wonder if any of those people also have cats. Is the cat just sitting at home alone? I don’t see any reason why the cat shouldn’t get to go for a walk, too.

 Has anyone bothered to ask the cat if he or she might like to go out for a while? What is this “just a house cat” business? Sure, I can understand not letting the cat go out alone… but what’s the harm in just going for a damn walk?

I think a cat could have a very nice time outside with their own leash, smelling the fresh air & checking out the scenery…

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They could make some new friends…

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Or just enjoy an open space…

and they could still go climb a tree…

But it would be safer, because they couldn’t climb up quite so high…

So, it would be easier to get them out of the tree again…

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Just a thought.

“Authors like cats because they are such quiet, lovable, wise creatures, and cats like authors for the same reasons.”  — Robertson Davies