Sentences with phrase «cats under the hood of cars»

Check for cats under the hood of cars.

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Not only is freezing to death a possibility, but many outdoor cats seek warmth under the hood of a car.

During the winter, outdoor cats sometimes sleep under the hoods of cars.

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Cats seek shelter under car hoods or tops of tires when it's cold.

Outdoor cats often climb under the hoods of cars to keep warm.

Outdoor cats sometimes sleep under the hoods of cars and can be injured or killed by the fan belt when the car is started.

Outdoor cats seeking warmth sometimes curl up under the hood of a recently parked car.

Check your vehicle During the winter, outdoor cats sometimes sleep under the hoods of cars for warmth and protection.

Outside cats are killed by cars, lost or stolen, exposed to fatal diseases, attacked by other animals, abused by cruel people, poisoned, injured in fights by other cats defending their territories, injured or killed from belts or rotating blades from under the hood of cars when the engine is started (cats often crawl under car hoods to escape the cold in winter).

Outdoor cats sometimes choose to sleep under the hoods of cars where it is warmer.

Outdoor cats have been known to crawl up under the hoods of cars to seek shelter and warmth near the engine during the cold winter months.

Most feral cats will seek shelter almost anywhere they can — under raised buildings, in sheds, under porches, and under the hoods of cars.