Is the domestic cat endangered

Answer 1

Humans are encroaching upon the marbled catâ??s habitat. The cat is endangered because of this and also because of deforestation in their area.

Answer 2

According to recent estimates by the National Geographic, the world-wide population of the domestic cat (including ferals) is around 600 million. In 2000, the world-wide population was estimated to be around 400 million. No one considers domestic cats to be endangered. In fact, in some countries such as Australia, cats are considered a danger to native wildlife, especially birds.

No. Each year, in the US alone, 30000 domestic cats in shelters have to be put down.

Answer 3

Yes, the common house cat is still a wild animal and a worthy predator. Because they kill even when well-fed, cats should not be left free to roam out of doors, especially during fledging season, when young birds spend a few days on the ground learning to fly.

Answer 4

it is a common and not rare and is becoming rare and is not an endangered animal but cat family members are endangered

Answer 5

No. They are the most expensive house cat and one of the most popular ive heard. So im pretty sure there not endangered. ;P

Answer 6

no.They are not endangered.

Answer 7

No

Answer 8

yes