The Window Watcher: Why Your Best Friend Deserves More Than Just a View
The Window Watcher: Why Your Best Friend Deserves More Than Just a View We all know the look. It’s a sunny Tuesday afternoon. You walk into the living room and there they are—perched on the back of the sofa or balanced precariously on a windowsill. Their tail twitches. Their ears swivel toward the sound of a bird chirping just beyond the glass. They press a paw against the pane, watching a world they can see, but never touch. As cat owners, this moment often brings a specific kind of heartbreak. We keep them inside because we love them. We know the dangers that lurk outdoors in Texas—fast cars, loose dogs, predators, and parasites. We make the hard choice to keep them safe. But in that safety, we sometimes fear we are trading their joy for their security. We worry that their world is too small, confined to four walls and a few sunbeams. What if you didn't have to choose between their safety and their happiness? The Call of the Wild (Safely) Cats are not just pets; they are hunter...
