What happens if a cat that has been raised for a year is put in the wild? Cats placed in the wild may soon adapt to the new environment and become more flexible and smart. They can learn to find food on their own, avoid dangers, and hunt small animals. However, because they are not familiar with the wild environment, they may be likely to be in trouble, such as being preyed by wild animals, hit by cars, and chased by dogs. Therefore, it is not recommended to put cats raised at home in the wild.
It will be difficult to keep cats in the wild after being raised for a year. The cats have very weak survivability and may die if they cannot survive for 2-3 years. Many wild cats grow up alone, so there is no problem with being independent, so it is not enough to throw them out. But it is not recommended that you let it go out to live a wandering life, you can give it to friends who want to adopt it. Cats are alive, not garbage bags or beverage bottles in human hands that can be discarded at will.