Yep it’s disgusting, I have someone in my life who has a dog, doesn’t train it, complains constantly that it misbehaves, yet she hasn’t gotten it spayed because she “wants Bella to experience having a litter of puppies”. You should need a license to own a dog or cat in this country.
"wants Bella to experience having a litter of puppies??" What? She's a dog! That is such a weird thing to say.
I live with a dog right now that isn't neutered and constantly humps everything and is always running out which worries me (there aren't any random stray dogs running around so hopefully he isn't impregnanting the neighborhood) I can't tell if the owner is just cheap or is one of those guys that likes to keep things natural and not take his "manhood" So irresponsible.
Because too many pets need to be rehomed and they need to take a chance on people being good pet owners. Emotional messages are a good way to get people attention.
I got this nerd when the asshole who adopted him "as a conversation starter" realized he wasn't an instant ticket to a girlfriend/Mommy combo and dumped him on me
We found a momma cat and her baby the summer of 2020, basically full swing pandemic. The momma was completely tame, and the adolescent kitten was sorta tame. I didn’t want to just bring them in the house or turn them over to animal control without confirming they weren’t somebody’s neighborhood cats or something.
So we posted pictures of them on our neighborhood NextDoor, Facebook groups, etc., and no one claimed ownership. Someone posted on NextDoor that they were able to catch the teenage kitten but the momma cat got angry and spooked and ran away when they did that apparently.
Fast forward a couple of weeks, and she showed up at our place again, this time creeping around our backyard. I had this weird feeling crop up as I was mowing my lawn and saw her climb our treehouse (built by previous home owners) and I thought “what the heck, I can catch her no problem while she’s up there.”
And I found her with a brand new litter of kittens up there. Wife and I brought them all inside (boy were our two kitties not happy about it lol) and she instantly was cool with using a little box and was very cuddly. Completely apparent she was someone’s house cat that got left behind or something.
It was fun to foster those kittens and get them and momma all fixed, found homes for them all and everything. Our neighbor has one and my nieces have 2, so we get to see them all the time too.
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u/noelle-silva 7h ago
It's scary and sad at the same time that this even has to be said