In European countries, cats are an exception among domestic
animals since they are guaranteed to get outside their houses frequently unless their owners want to be accused of pet abuse. It is logical and unlogical at the same time as there is still no completely persuasive explanation for it, which can lead to several awkward situations. A Mumsnet user with her account name
Faciadipasta desired advice because of this cat-adopting policy. We won't make you wait for any minutes. Let's start reading the story!
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On the tangy Mumsnet topic
AIBU? (Am I being unreasonable?), the original poster told about her cats, one of which, for no particular reason, liked to visit her neighbor's garden and sit at their table. One day, the next-door fellow couldn't help "snitching" the cat to her owner, who had no idea how to solve the trouble. She explained she couldn't keep the kitten inside her house since that was the law. In case her cat had caused irritation or left a mess, she would have had a reason to "ground" the kitty.
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In addition, the OP allowed the neighbor to shoo her feline away by any method without hurting her. She even suggested he use a squirt bottle on the cat. Most of all, she couldn't see why he was so annoyed by her cat while other wild animals were invading his garden.
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Mumsnetters didn't find any better chance than this to showcase their senses of humor. Mostly they didn't care if someone was being unreasonable or not because the cat appeared to behave decently and cause no trouble more than visually displeasing the neighbor. They supposed he had to do something himself to chase the kitten out since her owner was clueless in this case. Perhaps he could try making the kitty hate lying on his table or hiding the table temporarily in the storage room.
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Meanwhile, some people thought it was the cat's owner's responsibility if she annoyed others. Cat people couldn't take the cat-must-be-outdoor law to let their felines roam freely in neighbors' places. It would be unhygienic and spread allergy-provoking substances everywhere. They expected the OP to take it seriously and put more of her head into keeping her cat away from those who disliked her.
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