I have a bird bath and several bird feeders around outside- and put squirrel food out in front of windows so the cats can enjoy watching the wildlife without hurting it. I know in some communities it is a huge debate/fight with the indoor/outdoor kitties or the feral cat population b/c they hunt the smaller animals and birds. I don't think I have anyone that would be angry about that in my neighborhood. Several people in my neighborhood have indoor/outdoor kitties or outdoor only kitties.
I think what irritates me is that the people that are nasty to me about my dog pooping in their yard (with me in hot pursuit with a poop bag) are the same ones who have I/O or outdoor cats who guess what - think my yard is their litter box or my flower beds (and their grandkids think my yard is a great place to right their bike through. gggrrrr)
So to entertain my indoor only kittiesI don't have very many windows but the ones I do have I try to have stools or carpeted towers at each window where they can watch out the window. I have bird feeders and bird baths situated in front of the windows so they can watch the birds. I dump out squirrel food (mainly so they leave my bird feeders alone - I can't begin to count how many bird feeders they have broken/ruined) so they can watch them as well.





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, while they ate. Then I had a grumpy neighbor complain about the birds, and birdseed, and the squirrels as well. I know I'm in the "city", but geez... it's nice to see some wildlife. He kept complaining, and blamed the birdseed for the mice getting into his house (I did offer him a foster cat, lol), but in the end, I took down the birdfeeders. Sigh...
. Some of them like to play with eachother. Some of them like to play alone. Some just want to not be bothered, and so they keep to themselves. 






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