What should I do if I don't want to have a cat?

I believe that most people only have cats on a whim, and they will find it very troublesome to have cats after they really start to have them. Besides daily feeding, we should also take care of their physical and mental health, buy them snacks, play with them, learn about cats, learn to communicate with them, learn to coax them when they are in a bad temper, and sometimes get beaten. The family drama at home will be damaged to some extent. If cats live a good life, it will be a big expense.

Many people began to "get tired of playing" and "feel tired" and began to dislike their pets. At present, most stray cats are abandoned. Moreover, due to lack of patience and common sense, abandoned cats have a bad life outdoors. A large number of stray cats are not only susceptible to infection, but also prone to being hit by cars and traffic accidents, especially stray cats in the community.

Unlucky stray cats will also encounter "abnormal" cat abuse, poisoning and fighting between animals, which is very fragile. In short, it is really difficult to live a stable life outside.

Second, find a good owner for the kitten.

Although I don't know why the owner doesn't have a cat, I don't insist on doing what I don't want you to do to others, but please give yourself more time and use the owner's last patience to find a reliable owner for the cat, such as a cat lover around the owner, or a companion who is good for cats and suitable for raising cats. Take time to find out whether these people will always love cats. It is best to live on your own, have financial strength, be able to afford cats, and most importantly, be patient and kind. I believe that cats must have adopted many people who love cats. The Lord must carefully screen and choose the most suitable one.

We are doing well these days. Although the master can't accompany him to his old age, he can at least find someone to entrust him with his life. A cat may be a passer-by and an episode around its owner, but for a cat, it is a lifetime.

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