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		<pubDate>Tue, 9 Feb 2010 14:47:53 GMT</pubDate>
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			<p>I don't think it will make a difference if you take her out on a leash or not.  I am assuming she's spayed, because if she's not, that would make a big difference. It's possible that there are visitors who come into your yard at night. She may hear night sounds that make her want to go out and investigate, especially if she hears another cat. When she starts crying, try distracting her by playing with her. A laser light, a feather teaser, even teach her to play &quot;fetch&quot;. Tire her out and she may not be as enthusiastic about going out. And check around your yard for anything at night that could be making her want to go out. Night  and darkness is fascinating for cats for some reason. I know that my own cat, Lily Rose, will not come in if she's out at night until she's ready. I'm not sure what the attraction is, but I understand your dilemma!<br /><br />
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