Moment Redditor Uses The Police To Throw Out A Woman Who Claimed The Stray Cat They Adopted Was Hers
Homeowners will start to notice stray and feral cats hanging about their properties more frequently as these cats are hunting for secure, warm homes for the winter. Cats may not only find the outdoors to be difficult, but they may also harm the environment.
There may be a disagreement over what to do with stray and feral cats in towns, with some people favoring their protection and maintenance, while others are in favor of euthanasia (humane death). The point still remains that stray and feral cats are domesticated animals, and we are directly responsible for their future.
House cats are those that are kept by a human family and may occasionally be allowed outside. But a stray cat is one that was once owned by a person but was later abandoned or misplaced.
The OP noticed that a seemingly stray cat had been following them home whenever they went on family walks. The cat is always outside, friendly with everyone, and no one has ever seen or heard of an owner.
So the OP decided to take the cat in and, after discovering the cat wasn’t neutered nor chipped, they decided to adopt the cat. Then a strange woman shows up, claiming the cat was hers with no substantial proof, but the OP wasn’t letting the cat go anytime soon.
A seemingly stray cat follows the OP home a few days in a row
u/hiyathere712That would make the cat ours because no owners are looking for him
u/hiyathere712We've already accepted this cat into our family
u/hiyathere712Says he's never been to the vet and couldn't afford to ever take him
u/hiyathere712We had to have the police make her leave our property
u/hiyathere712The Reddit thread got more than a hundred comments and we've gathered up a bunch of them for you below.
We never restrained him in any way
RedditWhoever will take the cat in and give it a better life
RedditFile a report if she shows up again
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You are responsible for taking care of their needs
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This makes her an unfit pet owner
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You can report all these bullies for harassment
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She didn't even notice the cat was missing
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That should get them off your back
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It doesn't sound like she cared for the cat
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They are not good pet owners
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This Redditor might have been more on the fence
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They let an intact cat roam like an outdoor cat
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All the hallmarks of a pretty common scam
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I need to check the side of the road
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It's an issue with the more expensive breed
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If she continues harassing you, file a police report
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You now know why the young one ran off
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She would have been searching for the dog from the get-go
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It shows how much they don't care for the cat
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She was obviously not capable of taking care of the cat
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A domestic cat that has not been owned by a person and has thus become wild is referred to as a feral cat. When adopted by people, stray cats and young feral kittens may develop social skills and make terrific companions.
This is what the OP’s family has found in their new furry adopted pal, and they’re not letting it go.
