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I Can't Get My Mother To Take The Cat Home

By kykybabyy September 06, 2020 16 answers Last updated September 06, 2020

Exactly 5 years ago in the village I found a kitten, which I took home, I was sick of wandering alone. I fed him, watered him, played with him, told my grandparents about him, they state, not state, they took him inside the house to live, for me. We bathed him a few hours later. And so for 5 years. How many times have I tried to convince my mother to take him home to Ruse, but she did NOT! It is a dirty animal, it will scatter hair and any other excuses, it will make white (the only thing I do is remove the food from the table, it happened to me to forget it on the second floor of the house 5 hours inside and when I went inside to do it I find him sitting on a chair and waiting for me to open it for him, he had only knocked down some clothes on the ground, he had NOT BROKEN ANYTHING, he had NOT PICKED, SHIT and any other filth), and now that I am in the summer in the village I bathe him every week alone ,, because only he dares not scratch me! I love him very much, I have never loved an animal like that and I don't know what will happen if something happens to it ...! Any advice though how to get it ???

Answers 16

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orchestra answered · September 06, 2020

   Tell your mother that twice a week you will vacuum the whole apartment, you will buy with your own money everything that the cat has broken, ruined and torn.

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gunawan_sudrajat_real answered · September 06, 2020

   In fact, you don't have to enslave your mother just to shelter your kitten! Just explain to her that you are very attached to the animal, that you miss it and that you want it to be close to you, I hope she will understand you :) Savi .. :)

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michaelausiello answered · September 06, 2020

   It is not bad to have an animal, but it must be taught where to go when needed. Years ago I had a cat who knew where to go when he needed to (in the bathroom in a sandbox). If your cat has been taught, I don't think there's any point in being afraid of your mother, but still ... There comes a time when they start sharpening their nails on the living room set. : D

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blackbarbiedeoll711 answered · September 06, 2020

   The cat will ruin your house, will start peeing everywhere, the mauka will go outside, will scratch the furniture, etc. and, importantly, will struggle in the small apartment, because it is used to freedom. It is better to take a little kitten and raise it than an old cat.

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sohee.kong answered · September 06, 2020

   1. The apartment I live in is not small. 2. He lives in a house, but in a village and is used to it. 3. I have personally seen leashes for CATS, which is a little strange to me, but I will take it outside. 4. This for the nails - I will cut his nails when they become bigger and sharper, there is a special scissors for cats, it costs exactly 5 leva. :) 5. The cat is not old, he only turned 5 this summer, cats usually live 13-14 years, so he is not old at all. :) The author

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livvv_ answered · September 07, 2020

   Take it straight from the village and put it in your room. Find sand, toys and you're done. He will be frightened by the change of scenery and will not show his nose outside for at least 1-2 days. Bathe him before you take him to the apartment, put a leash on a clean and domestic cat and you're done. Your mother will get used to it, what a cat. Well I hope he is well behaved. If you play it safe and so as not to upset your mother, agree to take it for a week and if it behaves decently to stay with you.

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juanreciomtz answered · September 07, 2020

   What will stain you so much? !! Great cleaners are out. The cat with one tongue washes and does not smell, unlike many people who bathe and stink. Take the cat, show him where his toilet is and he will go there. Cats want to dig into something before going out. That's why he will enjoy the sand or whatever you put on it. Bathe him and he's ready. There would be hair. Doesn't hair fall on the sofa and carpets from your head? Don't you drop glasses, plates ... Don't you ever break anything? Don't expose yourself! The only thing that sucks is space. Cats love nature and may be better off in the countryside, but take care of it. And this nail idiot doesn't do it. You can cut not as much as you need and mutilate the animal. Nature created him without the need for people to cut his nails.

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jatnews answered · September 07, 2020

   8 It is true that my mother is a cleaner. My grandmother is annoyed by this (her mother). Me too, and my father doesn't care, he doesn't care.

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nakuyewa answered · September 08, 2020

   You have to tell your mother that cats are not so nasty :) I have 2 one I found on the street too. They do not cause any literally NO problems, you buy him a box of sand, leave it in the bathroom or where you want to go to the toilet and because he is 5 years old, he often cuts his nails from time to time, he will want to scratch the furniture. I hope I helped :) Deni, 13 years old

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extrapetite answered · September 08, 2020

   A while ago I asked my mother, jokingly, and she said that if I wanted him in R. he would live in the corridor (the corridor on the floor means). : / The author

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danna_stark answered · September 08, 2020

   Well done, author - victory! And mine would live in the hallway, but then he took over the living room, the other rooms followed one after the other, and when winter came and he got sick (he seemed to be just snoring at birth), I took him to sleep with me, because ours turned off the heating and he felt sorry for the "animal." The cat is a dangerous creature, it conquers the home and becomes the master! To clean the toilet. There is not much hair, but you should clean the toilet and food bowls regularly. Unlike a dog, a cat does not smell. However, if he is a cat, it is possible for him to run away or start marking his territory by peeing in the corners. If he does such things, castrate him. It is not complicated, it costs about BGN 30.

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stupidthiccc42 answered · September 09, 2020

   Don't drive it, when you grow up and live alone you will have it. I'm waiting to grow up to buy a dog

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sweetlikerose answered · September 09, 2020

   I know my mother and I know that if I let the cat live in the hallway in the winter, she will NOT let him in. She "supposedly" loves animals, but when she strokes the cat right away, she washes her hands for 2 minutes, or if I caress the phoenix (that's the cat's name), she "wash your hands right away, who knows what he did, you'll catch some bacilli from him ". o_O Although it is somewhat justified, as he is a medical person ... A big mania not to get dirty has been chasing her for at least a little over 13 years. (since I was born) The author

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evelyn_sharma answered · September 09, 2020

   Oh, forget it then. Let the cat stay where it is!

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foote1cu answered · September 10, 2020

   My mother was small when she was little - maybe your grandfather didn't take cats home. She was so ashamed that my grandfather allowed his mother to cry on the street. She cried a lot then. I know what it's like to love an animal and the other person doesn't agree to watch it at home is sad

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weezerlouis answered · September 10, 2020

   Once he is a medical person, collect money and take him with your mother to vaccinate him, as I told you, bathe him, powder him against fleas or put on a leash and you're done. Corridor, corridor, better than being in the countryside. You will forbid him to enter the bedroom and hang on the sheets and pillows and that's it.