Is it the responsibility of the property to be scratched by wild cats in the community?

It depends. Whether the residential property needs to be liable for compensation cannot be generalized: first of all, it depends on whether there is a clear agreement in the property contract, property service manual and other documents that the property is responsible for the safety of the residential area to ensure the property safety of residents. If so, the property should be fully liable for compensation. If there is no clear agreement in the property contract, it depends on whether the property company has fulfilled its management obligations, whether the management measures are appropriate, and whether there are management defects that lead to theft. If so, the property company should bear the liability for compensation equivalent to its fault, and the specific proportion depends on how sufficient the evidence is.

Legal basis:

"Property Management Regulations" Article 22 The construction unit shall, before selling the property, formulate a temporary management statute, and make an agreement according to law on the use, maintenance and management of the property, the interests of the owners, the obligations that the owners should perform, and the responsibilities that the owners should bear if they violate the temporary management statute. The temporary management regulations formulated by the construction unit shall not infringe upon the legitimate rights and interests of property buyers.