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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2024
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Yeah there's no cats in Turkish households because they're all chilling in the streets of Istanbul
Yeah, Turkiye was def a surprise (bcs I don't know anything besides two cities) - it also made me think that some people that have regularly or even regular cats in or around their house might not consider themselves as cat "owners" or owned by cats or a cat household. So that "free to leave" cats arent considered in this statistics.
Being a Turkish cat and sticking to one household is like being a New Yorker and sticking to one pizzeria.
Not entirely uncommon, but still a stupid fucking decision only a moron would make.