Two things can be true. It is objectively cruel to constrain a being to a small, understimulating space. It is also cruel to give preferential treatment to a predator which will ruin local natural balance. Same as it’s cruel of hunters to feed animals during the winter and general tough times so they have more prey to hunt later.
Two things can be true. It is objectively cruel to constrain a being to a small, understimulating space. It is also cruel to give preferential treatment to a predator which will ruin local natural balance. Same as it’s cruel of hunters to feed animals during the winter and general tough times so they have more prey to hunt later.
Who says the indoor space has to be unerstimulating? My cats have lots to do as indoor cats, and have zero interest in going outside.