Future feline father gets rejected from cat rescue after they refuse to let him adopt a cat because of his Legos, cat community leaves scathing review of the shelter

Some people just have it backwards, feline fam. In our opinion, animal shelters should be doing everything they can to get animals out of the shelter and into homes. We understand that certain guidelines and rules are necessary, but sometimes, they take it way too far. Like this story of a man rescuing a puppy, but the shelter refused to take it in because he found it technically outside of the city limits. Or this other time, where a manager of the animal rescue demanded that the new pawrents add her on Facebook so she could check up on them after they adopted the doggo.

In today's case, the animal shelter found the purrfect reason (we're being sarcastic) for stopping this future feline father from adopting his cat - because he loves Legos. Even though the Legos are locked up in display cases, the shelter deemed his house too much of a hazard for a new feline friend. Clearly, they haven't seen the new Lego set of tuxedo cats. Read through the whole thing below!

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Rejected from cat adoption because of LEGO?

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We had Legos when we were kids and multiple cats, and we never had a problem. In fact, our cats loved to lay on the Legos, despite it being terribly uncomfortable. That was the only problem we had. And we're pushing it to even call that a “problem”.
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We get why they have certain guidelines, but we draw the line at Legos. If houses with Legos aren't safe, which houses are? What about people who like to crochet or sew? The more you think about it, the more ridiculous it is.
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