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Anonymous
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ITT morons who don't understand that cats are biologically very similar to mice, and thus the same diseases that one can carry can just as easily be carried by the other, with very few exceptions--and all the stuff that humans could get from one, they can get from the other (except cat-scratch fever--that one is cat-only). Not to mention that rodents very rarely carry rabies, but it is common amongst wild cats.
I personally have had problems with cat infestations. My property is located near a large stable. The people that own the stable have a lot of feral cats hanging around, and they have roamed onto my property and taken up residence in my basement, garage, and outbuildings on more than one occaision. You have never smelled nasty until you go into your tool shed looking for some potting soil only to find that it has been transformed into an improptu litterbox, and there are now five emaciated, flea-and-tick encrusted and very smelly wild kittens in your wheelbarrow. Animal control trapped a tomcat in my garage that actually did have rabies.
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