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Posted by phwildcat on November 12, 2002 at 04:57:43:

In Reply to: Moving to Tucson-concerned about outdoor cat safety posted by amorouslife on November 11, 2002 at 12:00:05:

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Oh my so many questions, and I have so few answers for you. As I am not familar with that area at all. My first instinct would be to say that screened porches sound like the way to go but I don't know if they are common to the area or not. I would not think that a wild animal would break into one but I really don't know that. Anyone have a better answer?? I certainly don't think the cats should be outside unwatched for a coyote to snatch.
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