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There is a book that goes into the ambiguous ethics of pet ownership written by a Bioethicist (who owns some pets) https://www.amazon.com/Run-Spot-Ethics-Keepi
by clumsysmurf 7y ago
There is a book that goes into the ambiguous ethics of pet ownership written by a Bioethicist (who owns some pets)
https://www.amazon.com/Run-Spot-Ethics-Keeping-Pets-ebook/dp/B01E18OR2S https://www.amazon.com/Run-Spot-Ethics-Keeping-Pets-ebook/dp...
From a review "no matter how well loved they are, our pets are essentially being held captives…. She reminds us that the animals we love and treat as companions ‘are denied nearly all of their natural behaviors, not to mention their freedom"
- wallacoloo 7y agoHow is this true in the case of indoor + outdoor cats? Particularly if you have a cat-door, or if you keep the garage door open a crack, so that the cat is free to come and go as they please: is this not freedom?