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Originally Posted by Bladewire
My grandma had a cougar that she nursed back to health and kept in a cage under the outside stairs leading up to her house. it took a long time to get the cougar nurse back to health. She'd open the cage every night at dusk and eventually the cougar started to go out and hunt and be back in the cage every morning, then she'd close the cage. She never had it as an indoor pet though and she lived out in the country letting the cougar out into its natural habitat every night.
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Because your grandma was a knacker. This cougar
can not live in wild - he is too small (about 60% of a normal size) because of his sickness. He will die in a week outside the house. He does not need to hunt, because his owner is not your grandma and he can afford to buy 3 sorts of raw meet for his pet (the process of feeding is shown on the video). The cat has a big territory to walk and play right near his home where he spends 2-3 hours every day: