Cat hiding in a tree, waiting to hunt prey. Free-roaming cats posing a threat to wildlife.
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Free-Roaming Cats Pose a Threat to Wildlife and Themselves

By Zahrah Patel

The instinctual hunting drive in cats is undeniable. So, when an outdoor feline brings a “present” to their human’s doorstep, it is hardly surprising. However, as a student pursuing a degree in veterinary medicine at the Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS), Molly Guyette brings an alarming fact to light. According to her, the

Zahrah Patel
Zahrah Patel

Zahrah Patel is a Lifestyle writer at Evolve Media, where she educates, entertains, and empowers pet owners. Through her engaging articles, she provides valuable insights on everything from current events in the pet world to expert training advice and responsible pet ownership. In her leisure time, she enjoys bonding with her own furry companions or scrolling through adorable pet videos on social media.

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