Good kitty!
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did I hear him say âoutdoor catâ? Really? Surely the cat is let in the house!
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I doubt the cat lives without shelter. There could be many reasons the cat is an outdoor cat. It looks perfectly healthy to me.
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I am just thinking of the coyotesâŠ
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Just shows you what the power of commitment and surprise attack can do.
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Cats can live outsideâŠespecially if they pee in the house.
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I think that âoutdoorâ cats have a much better chance against coyotes than do little dogs. This cat is apparently alert and territorial, and the coyotes seem to respect its intense, hostile vibe.
Remember this cat vs a dog attacking small child? Another very territorial cat. (Good kitty!)
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I think this cat had the element of surprise in his favor plus he knew to ( and could) run very fast.
Pooping must be very stressful, because theyâre not as aware of their surroundings, understandably.
In the comment section one Southern Californian said sheâd never seen a stray cat in her life in her coyote filled area.
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Believe it or not an older couple at church had video of their cat running off a black bear that came into his territory. He was a huge orange tom cat.
I wouldnât have believed it had I not seen it myself. What a great cat in the video above!
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My 80lb GSD is afraid of men. Nothing traumatic has ever happened to her. She got scared by one guy that opened a door and said hi to her when she wasnât expecting it.
My bet is that if I were in trouble my outdoor kitty would go to the mat for me. Tori would run.
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