Cat Baby

Cat Baby
Is there any chance that I can stop my cat from killing baby bunnies?

My cat killed two today. I got one from her, but it didn’t last long after I brought it in the house. She had broke her neck. I spanked her for it. I didn’t know what else to do. Then, maybe two hours later, there was another one on the porch. Already dead and smaller, but I didn’t see it. Fortunately, my mother found it. We also have a mama finch that has nested in a hanging basket of flowers and laid eggs. My cat sits out there and watches it and I’m afraid that when they hatch and finally try to fly, she is going to try to kill them. My cat, Baby, we found her and took her in. She was a ferrel cat and it took me months to get her to let me even touch her without being attacked , so she has bonded closely with me. I can’t keep her if this is going to continue, though and I know it’s her nature, so I’m not optimistic, but thought I’d ask anyway. I’m not heartless. That’s not the only reason why I would give her away. This is just the last straw. Any advice?

you can put a couple of bells around her neck (more than one because she will learn how to move so that ne doesnt ring)… but thats not going to stop her killing baby animals because the babies wont be able to Get Away in time.

spanking her wont make any difference – hunting is what cats do.
giving her away wont help either – she will just kill animals at someone elses house.

the only way you can stop it is to keep her inside – turn her into an inside cat. itll take a few weeks of training.
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