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That's understandable, and it is totally your decision. I just thought I'd give you guys the idea just incase you hadn't thought of that.Just to be as clear as possible: our cats are here to be barn cats and not for pets. Our dad has allergies and cannot handle cats, so their purpose is to keep the vermin population down. We keep fixed cats normally, but Marie is lonely, so we were hoping to let her raise some kittens and possibly keep a few (not all) with the plan of then fixing both her and the other kittens. We are not sure yet, but it is really more up to our parents. We love our cats, but they are not indoor animals. We are also not sure if “he” is actually a he, but it is fun for us to joke about.(Not trying to sound rude at all, but instead, I’m just trying to make it easier to understand)View attachment 2896616
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But we can’t keep indoor cats, and I would hate to purchase a cat that needs a good home only to stick it outside in an environment it’s not used to. It honestly would probably get run over.
That’s why we’re hoping that if they are raised as barn cats all their lives, then there won’t be any problems like that. We’ll see, but Marie would not get along well with some random cat.
