Stray cat that is pregnant
Butterscotch recently decided to come live with us. She spends most of her time outside and only comes in at night and to eat. She cries really loud and non-stop if we don't let her out. However, she is pregnant. Today I could feel the babies moving around inside her. I'm not sure when to force her to stay inside. It makes her so unhappy. I don't want her to have the babies outside. When should I trap her in the house?
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