My FiL is moving to a 'sheltered' flat on the top floor soon; he is disabled and cannot cope with a house and garden any more.
His eleven year old cat has been used to spending most of the night and part of the day outside, since he got her as a kitten. The matron of the block of flats has said (reluctantly) that they would allow FiL to keep the cat as she is an existing pet and , realistically, hasn't long to go.
But - can an outside cat ever adapt to life inside? I'm worried she would make a leap out of the window.
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Can an outside cat become an inside cat?
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CaroleService · 02/08/2012 15:35
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