Backyard breeders ditch a shivering kitten on their neighbor's doorstep, she fosters the sweet feline then decides to take down the kitten mill: 'As for the neighbor... I have a plan'

Sometimes, cat lovers have an obligation to fulfill with the Cat Distribution System. Because of our inherent love for felines, we can't resist their shiny, globe-like eyes or the swish of their tabby cat tails. Once a lonely, sick, or injured cat is in our midst, our hearts melt immediately, and all reason goes out the window. You're coming with me, little buddy.

Not everyone has this X-factor of kitty compassion.

A cat lover's neighbor was running a backyard cat-multiplication facility in their yard, and although they made some spare change on the side to support the family, it wasn't enough to justify the terribly living conditions of the cats (AND DOGS) who were unlucky enough to set foot inside. The cat-loving neighbor knew, but never had reason to interfere directly, until one day, the youngest daughter of the family next door came by with a shivering kitten and a sad look on her face. Mom said, if she couldn't get rid of the cat tonight, it was going outside.

Even though she couldn't keep the cat herself, compassion took them over and they spirited away the kitten. For two weeks, they bonded, and finally, after teaming up with local rescues, they devised a plan to take down the kitten mill next door. Tossing unwanted cats outside absolutely earns you a court order with a judge. Time to face your crimes against kitties.