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September 12, 2021

Research reveals why pet owners keep their cats indoors – and it’s not to protect wildlife

Lily van Eeden, Monash University; Emily McLeod, Queensland University of Technology; Fern Hames, Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research, and Zoe Squires, Arthur Rylah Institute for Environmental Research

Roaming pet cats can kill more than 180 animals each year. But most people who keep cats inside do so for the welfare of their pet.
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