Man Discovers That Despite It Being Prohibited, Everyone In His Apartment Building Has A Cat Except Him
One apartment building, seven units, and a whole lot of hidden cats, that is the kind of twist that can make a pet ban feel almost pointless.
Thomas Violence, a podcast creator with a large following, shared how he realized his own building was full of secret pets, even though animals were supposedly not allowed. His dog, Louie, is easy to spot, but the real surprise was that every other resident in the building had a cat, while he was the only one without one.
It turned into a strangely funny discovery, and the comments only made it more obvious that secret pets are everywhere.
Even though people are told that no pets are allowed, they still sneak in a hamster or a cat
This Twitter user has a dog named Louis, but his apartment building doesn’t allow pets
Everyone has a secret pet
He once confessed to a friendly neighbor that he was afraid someone would complain to the landlord about Louie, but it turned out that his worries were unfounded because every other resident of the seven-unit apartment building had a cat, leaving him as the only resident without one. Louis only occasionally visited the Twitter user since his landlord allowed it, but the dog also has a different home.
However, the owner didn’t want anyone to interfere with the time he spends at home with his pet. It seems he had nothing to be concerned about.
Here is the handsome boi, Louie
A surprising act of kindness
Way to follow the rules
An outdoor cat saying hello
The secret cat is common
My girlfriend with two secret cats
A secret cat and a wild cat
I put one on the application
The CIA
You didn't see a secret pet
Man Finds Out Everyone In His Apartment Building Has A Cat Even Though It’s Not Allowed
People began sharing in the comments that they also keep secret pets, even though their landlord lives next door or they live with their parents.
This matches the roommate who reported the other guy’s social media for a “secret” cat, without telling anyone.
Does this clear things up?
Being a rebel as well
When a guinea pig pays a visit
Cats are easier to hide than dogs
My dog greeted my landlord
Having a big chonky rat
The giant cat post
Keystone Cops Moment
We do not have a cat
You should get a cat too
He looked up at me with a raised eyebrow
Your quality of life can be improved by having a pet. They are wonderful companions and will enhance your emotional state by reducing your sense of loneliness.
Additionally, having something that depends on you for care gives you a sense of purpose. Share your thoughts about this post by leaving a comment below.
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