I am not taking any moral high ground, nor do I want to get into
a debate over this with you.
Just go do your research - what's the average lifespan of stray
cats out there, compared to a home cared pet?
And how do they die out there?
And knowing how cat-unfriendly Singapore society and the HDB and
pte estates are, to feed without sterilising, but just let them
breed more and more....until ppl find them a nuisance and decide to
get rid of them....
What kind of "chance of life" are you talking about when all the
odds are against the strays? These strays cats are not living in
the wild without interference by human environment, but they are
living in this urban city that does not welcome strays, where most
people feel no qualms about killing them.
That is all I can say, and DON'T EVER, EVER feed them (if you dun
intend to sterilise them) if you take the attitude of "just help
them and let them go" coz by your co-called help, you are already
interfering with their so-called chance at life - by making them
dependent somewhat on you, making them think that humans can be
trusted (which is not always the case in this cat-unfriendly city)
and then u just throw them out and say they are smart enough to
survive. That is called irresponsible feeding, even by the Cat
Welfare Society.
If you choose not to see how they suffer, but insist on your
"chance at life", then I can only pray that the cats don't cross
your path.
Correction: Dun ever feed the strays if don't intend to sterilise
them, coz u will just be breeding more strays.
