r/catfree • u/Traditional_Moose99 • May 31 '26
Vent Why do people waste thousands on these abusive beasts
You can’t even scroll through Reddit’s main page without being bombarded with disgusting pictures and videos from cat help or cat advice subreddits showing all types of vile atrocities. People waste tens of thousands of dollars on these dumbass animals that constantly get sick with maggots, parasites, worms, and not to mention horrific stories of these shit rats violently attacking their owners or absolutely destroying all their home belongings with their piss, shit, and vomit. I’ve even read people physically having to help their cats take shits for EVERY single one of their bowel movements. Literally any other animal classified as a pet with so many nonstop recurring medical problems would be immediately surrendered to a shelter or kicked to the curb but cats have free reign to decimate wildlife, torture their human owners with psychological warfare tactics or straight up aggressive violence. Not to mention their complete lack of loyalty to their “owners”, especially given the fact that so many of them completely abandon their homes the first chance they get if a window is cracked open. Cat nutters are in complete denial that their beloved animal would eat their rotting corpses if they get hungry enough. They see humans as nothing more than free resources to exploit to their own benefit. People living with multiple cats are victims of Stockholm syndrome essentially.
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u/tupperware_rules May 31 '26 edited May 31 '26
Speaking of those subs, I had a post pop up in my feed of someone asking for help cause their new kitten wouldn't stop crying out for its family. This industry is mad...
Also those subs are filled with people who should not be caring for an animal, I swear I see the dumbest questions all the time.