Cats roam freely; leash laws rarely apply. Repellent plants, ultrasonic devices, and mothballs are largely ineffective.
In some states (e.g., Massachusetts), cats can be legally trapped. Check local laws; trapping may have legal consequences. Fortifying your property is the most reliable long‑term solution.
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