Christy is troubled with her neighbor John's cat that consistently uses Christy's garden as a "litter box" by urinating and defecating all over Christy's plants in the backyard of, her residence. The plants are dying and Christy primarily relies on what she grows in her backyard to eat and provide sustenance. Christy has video evidence of this from her yard cameras that has accrued over 4 months time. Christy sues John for private nuisance. Will she succeed? No, because cats using other's property as a "litter box" is reasonable. No, because cat is not Christy's personal property. No, because Christy cannot control where John's cat roams. Yes, because the cat is interfering with Christy's use and enjoyment of her land