'I called the rescue and told them': Cat lover thwarts their former friend's cat adoption after finding out she declawed and abandoned her last kitten

Cat adoptions have a lengthy process. Sometimes, if people try to get a kitty from a reputable animal rescue, the application process can take weeks– even months! It would really be a shame if some dirtbag fake cat lover were to approach the end of that application process only to get tripped up by their own horrible character. If there's one thing that we've learned from scouring the Internet is that if you've ever mess with a cat, your evildoings will follow you until the end of your days. As it should!

Most animal lovers would agree that any human who mistreats or abandons a pet doesn't deserve to get another one just because they feel like it, but what would your conscience say if you had the power to stop that villain from adopting more pets? Would you let them go home with the 'kitten of the week'? Or would you stop them in their tracks?

In this viral story from Reddit's 'Petty Revenge' channel, one woman channeled her inner heroics when she learned that her former friend was attempting to adopt more cats. After finding out she declawed then abandoned her last kitten, u/ArisaLeigh went into hero-mode to save the next kitty on the chopping block by becoming an undercover informant for all of the animal rescues in her area. Scroll for the entire story of betrayal, justice, and heroics! Next, check out this tale of an entitled mom that get's pwned by the guy in front of her at a bakery after he buys the last cake for his pregnant wife.

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Jesse Kessenheimer

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