Movie: Kedi

A new documentary about feral cats in Istanbul. Apparently they're everywhere, and everybody feeds them and cares for them. "Everyone has a running tab at the vet," says one local. The cats roam freely and don't call anyone their master, but they remember which shopkeepers slip them tidbits and which families let them into their houses at dinnertime.

Good movie for an animal lover.

Puts me in mind of a small Japanese island that has lots of cats.

Unneutered cats, as any vet will tell you, will breed like rats.

That should be "any vet who is bad with math".

The average cat can have about 12 kittens per year. A rat can have up to 2,000 offspring a year.

Not even close.

Okay, you're right -- I was wrong.