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Cats kill wildlife and leave their mess in other people's gardens. Their owners should also be held responsible for any damage their cat does and made to keep their pet on their own property.
Cats have the right to roam, whereas dogs don't. The law treats cats in a weird way that doesn't apply to dogs.
This, speaking as a dog owner. Also I get annoyed a lot at seeing dog shit everywhere, so I get it.
Cats are also annoying, in so far they're held to a different standard, but what are you gonna do? ๐คทโโ๏ธ
Edit: tbh, as often the issue is inconsiderate people.
I don't see why they should though. A person destroying a bird's nest will be charged with a crime, but you can get your cat to do it with zero consequences. Cats don't need to roam, as anyone with a house cat will tell you. Catios are also a thing that gives cats outside access without being a menace to wildlife and a nuisance to neighbours.