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Imagine living in a place where the wild cat population hasn't been drastically reduced and pushed further from population centres to the point where seeing a single one gets in the local news.
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but what if he wants to become a native species tho
That's it, I'm taking up my friend's offer to come live in Brazil just so I can ethically own an outdoor cat.
(This is only partly joking it's something I am legit considering for plenty other reasons but crashing at their apartment on the beach in Sao Paulo is pretty damn enticing)
If you're talking about the city, São Paulo dosen't have beaches, but Santos have and is pretty close
I may have misspoke a bit I believe they live in Sao Paulo but also someone in their family has an apartment on the coast I could move into
My native wild cats are endangered tho. I've seen them in a wildlife reserve tho, very perched very floofy
STRUGGLE SESH!!
Mr. Chubbs wants to go out though. That other cat has a skill issue.