She loves you too ❤️

Neutered or not they will still kill for fun, that’s what cats do. And they have lots of fun. Indoor cats have a longer lifespan and are generally healthier than outdoor cats. Also, with the proper stimulation and environment, they’re happier indoors. You don’t need a mansion, you need high shelves, scratching posts, hiding places, etc. The amount of space is less important than the quality.

It’s bad because of the sheer number of them. A single cat can kill over a million animals over its lifetime I believe. A single pair of cats can produce around a thousand cats over the course of a few years, so that adds up. I love cats but they’re absolutely an ecological disaster if left unchecked.

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She’s making sure that there are no scary things around. That includes wind, water, people, bugs etc.

Cat carrier is a Dadypet expandable carrier

Thanks!

Yep, that’s why they live in a controlled environment 😁

It’s funny cause she hates it everywhere else, but when we’re at the park, she barely leaves it

Well, that’s pretty much her natural state, she’s an anxious cat

I mean, that’s understandable, outside is scary

Yes ! We’re even allowed to put our faces in the tummy fluff, it’s amazing 😁

Our two black cats are very noodly, as you can see in my profile.

Bonus noodle:

She was 5 months old when we got her.
She had like 3 foster families I believe, we have no idea if she was properly separated from her mom or not, and what happened during that time.

That’s her full name yes, Copycat

I think she has pretty bad anxiety, she’s very jumpy and is easily scared. She’s getting better with age but it’s still very noticeable…

It sounds like your partition table is corrupted. Recreating it (with parted or fdisk) shouldn’t affect the data. Also, I believe that if it shows up as a block device, you should be able to copy it with dd. dd can write to another block device or to a file (like an iso).

Even though Arch is very well documented, it’s not really accessible to newcomers. The documentation assumes that you know the basics, so if you don’t, you’re screwed. Mint, Pop! and Debian, to some extent, are much more accessible.