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Cats are shown to kill billions of birds each year in the United States alone every year, and that doesn't even consider insects, reptiles and small mammals they kill. Cats are highly efficient predators and leaving them to roam the environment is a massive strain on ecosystems that are already struggling from other human factors. These populations of feral cats need to be reduced if we want to reduce the decline of important native fauna just as we would any other invasive species be it by trap and adopt, trap and euthanize or euthanized in place.
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True, but in this specific context the domesticated rabbit wasn't walking around in random gardens outside of the owner's scope of control--the cat was