"You'll have to go outside your house and have to make specific time to play with your cat. Fair enough if you do it every day rain or shine."
And this I understand, and will do.
"So whilst you are at school, with friends, doing homework, eating meals, talking on the phone, playing with your dog, doing chores. "
My animals come before friends, my dad is home 24/7 (thus being able to take care and give attention to cat while i'm gone, if needed), I do not talk on the phone, playing with dogs and a cat is easy, doing chores only lasts for a few minutes, if not an hour or so. I'm capable of eating outside, as well, if needed.
Your cat will be sat outside bored.
A real inside pet would be able to see you all the time you are at home and would still need specific play times but cats enjoy being with their owners and if you cage a cat in the backgarden they'll not bond with you.
Placing a cat in an outside run for 20 years is cruel in my opinion.
There is no benefit to a cat to move from a shelter cage, to one in a garden.
Again, it will NOT be outside and alone all of the time. It will be outside or alone for possible a few hours at a time... not even. I'm pretty sure you leave your cats alone for the amount of time i'd leave it alone. Beside, i'm pretty sure every cat would enjoy outside time in a protected area.
There's no benefit from getting a loving, caring human?
Ok, whatever you say. I've heard enough from you now, I just don't think you understand the time and devotion I am willing to give this cat.
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