You can just lure them inside with wet food!
We saw this absolutely SCRUNGLY little thing with a paw on our back door, but she bolted when she saw us. I lured her out of hiding with some wet food and a bowl, giving her small amounts at a time and gradually moving it closer to our back porch. She was entirely too young and hungry to be outside (she ate 2 whole cans of wet food at once. Even our fattest of cats are satisfied with one), so we made a plan to trap her. The trap turned out to not be necessary as she got bold after a week and let me sit with her and even pet her a bit! She did get startled and slash me up a little bit (rabies shots are ASS) but she is a sweetheart. Since she kept coming to the door we decided to quarantine our other cats and open it and lure her in with food. It eventually worked and we have her quarantined in the bathroom for now. Sadly we already have 5 cats and their politics are already complicated enough, but we found her a forever home with someone who will spoil her rotten.
What does this mean?
Just let her go outside again and eventually she’ll always be with you. No need to force her to be inside.
Not to mention the average lifespan of an indoor cat is 3x longer than that of an outdoor cat.
Free roaming outdoor cats are more likely to be hit by cars, have health complications, be attacked by wildlife, or be harmed by humans.
Don’t let your cats free roam outside. Domestic cats are pets and they deserve love and warmth and safe playtime.
Most people on this cats community are extremely selfish.
Cats are outdoor animals. That’s just a fact.
And I’m sure you give no fucks about the birds or other animals, or are you vegan like me?