Dr. Cliff Redford

unfortunately breed like cats and dogs um and create a problem how do they survive the cold winter they just huddle together and meow or they find some vent like above a subway like what do they how do they survive in the minus a million cold it's yes to all of those i mean how do people survive that that live on the street they have coats and they find warm areas um and they

maybe get some help from neighbors as far as food and whatnot.

These cats were designed to be outside.

I mean, when I was up in Iqaluit, up in the Arctic North, there were community cats.

There were street cats living outside year round when it's minus 40.

So there are ways, there are places that they find that have insulation, essentially.

Break from the wind.

And yeah, they cuddle up together.

They cuddle together.

They keep each other warm.

So cute.

And, you know, occasionally a little drink from a hot toddy keeps them warm and then they're good.

Yeah, and cats can spread diseases to us.

They like to use our litter, our sandboxes as litter boxes.

So keep a lid on your kid's sandbox if your kid's lucky enough to have one.

It's the perfect place to go to the bathroom for a cat.

Yeah.

And it hides the odor.

That's really why they're doing it.

It's why cats will not pee on your hardwood floor.