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This is such a heartbreaking sight, and we're sure every cat person would agree. Seeing a cat, any cat - belonging to someone or not - stuck outside when temperatures drop below the freezing mark, is like an impossible situation. As if you're looking at something supernatureal, that shouldn't exist. How is a situation in which a cat is stuck outside in these conditions even possible? Our brains cannot comprehand this. But knowing this cat actually belongs to someone who let that happen, who enabled this situation, makes this not only heartbreaking - but angering. It's hard for us to accept someone would knowingly let a cat, whom they are resposible for (for their safety, their health, their well-being), outside in these weather conditions, makes us angry.
But at least we know that this meowgnificent cat gets to spend some time inside this kind neighbor's apartment - with a roof over her head, with the warmth of the house' heating, and the comfort of human affection. We low-key wish for her to just… stay there.
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We definitely understand that comment - and honestly? We'd maybe do the same. This cat really needs help, which she's obviously not getting from her actual owners. You know what? She doesn't need “owners”, she needs human friends. And her current “owners” are clearly not her friends.
Neighbors let their cat roam unsupervised in below freezing temepratures, woman across the street deliberates if she should offer to buy her off: 'I just want what's best for her'
Adopting a cat is not buying a doll - it's a life-long responsibility.
Some people really ahve a hard time grasping this concept, and we honestly don't understant why. It's not so hard to understand as it is hard to do - when you adopt a cat, it's not like you buy a new outfit, it's not like you purchase a new toy to play with. A cat is a living, breathing being. A cat is creature with thoughts, feelings, and very high emotional intelligence. And they're meant to live with us, their care-takers, their hoomans. If you bring a cat home only to leave it our of your home in dangerous temperature drops… just don't get a cat.
This situation is really unthinkable for cat people, for feline lovers - but this exactly what one woman had to deal with. A "fancy" type of cat was raoming her street in this winter's weather - she assumed the cat was lost because of the circumstances, but she discovered the angering truth: the cat actually belongs to a neighbor across the street. The investigation into the situation made her seek advice with the online feline family and ask - should she offer to buy the cat from them, for her safety?
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