In other words, for many people who have pets at home, furry children are treated as part of the family.

If they get sick or encounter an accident, it will make the owner very worried...

But recently, a foreign netizen posted on the forum saying,

He felt that the black cat in his girlfriend's house had a bad personality, so he quietly found him A black cat with a similar appearance but a docile personality was "switched" and gave away the original cat.

This matter has not been discovered yet, but now he feels very guilty...

The post quickly aroused heated discussion...

"Six years ago, I transferred the cat of my girlfriend (now my wife)

She has a black cat that is very aggressive. It makes a threatening sound to everyone and refuses to use the litter box most of the time.

But my wife said that she will work hard to make the cat better behaved. I went to visit my family in another city, and the job of feeding the cat was left to me.

On the first night I went to feed the cat, my arm was scratched to pieces.

I made a joke to the cat: 'You are nothing special, if you dare to scratch me, I will replace you.'

Although it was a joke, this idea always lingered in my mind. I thought about it for a long time and thought there was nothing wrong with it.

So the next morning, I went to our animal shelter and found a cat that looked exactly like it. This cat was litter-trained and got along well with people, but was a little timid (the people at the shelter said this was because its previous owner died of a heart attack).

But overall. It was much more friendly and well-behaved, and its timid and prone to furry personality only made it more similar to the original cat.

So I decided to adopt it, take it to my wife's home, and settle it down.

Then I sent the original black cat to an animal shelter in another city (if I sent it to our local shelter). (I think my wife will find out sooner or later).

It has been 6 years since we got married 4 years ago. This cat is still with us. Every time we call the original cat’s name, it will respond.

My wife knows nothing about this. She likes the current cat very much and will show off how well-behaved it is. Coincidentally.

But every time I see it, I feel terrible.

Note: Some people say that cats may be euthanized when they are sent to shelters. I checked again and the shelter I sent to was and still is non-killing. ”

Many. A cat lover feels the same and is very angry about the poster's behavior:

"I am a man and I also have a cat. My cat doesn't like other people very much. She usually doesn't catch people, but if she doesn't like you, she will hiss at you and then bite you.

If my girlfriend changes her cat like you, I will definitely be angry. Death, to put it mildly.

This cat was by my side during the worst moments of my life, and I couldn't imagine what it would be like for my partner to secretly replace it because he hated it. "

"My dad's new wife brought a cat and it scratched all the furniture in his house.

So my dad carried her on his back. Every vet they had called and asked if they could remove his nails.

He actually found someone who would do it for a little extra money.

Now, the cat has never left the house and is 100% a house cat, but I still can't believe that any veterinarian would do it. It's so unethical. 2}

We just bought a bunch of scratching posts for our cats. They are very useful."

"Can you imagine from the perspective of a kitten what it feels like to be taken away from the owner's home and returned to the shelter?

Animals are not objects, the whole thing is so disgusting."

"My cats were taken away before (without transfer). , If I were your wife, I would hate you to death.

Even after 12 years, I still feel very emotional when I think about this.

If I were you, I would never let my wife find out the truth. Don't tell your friends. "

"I don't understand why you didn't give it to that bad cat. The cat has a second chance. You warned it that if you scratched it again, you did it without saying anything, which is against the cat law."

"If my partner secretly changes my cat and I find out, then I will take him/her to the shelter and replace him/her with someone else.

This is very annoying, regardless of you. As a couple, we have no right to replace other people's pets. "

"If this is true, you can't tell her the truth under any circumstances. You will completely destroy her trust. "

"This is the best reason to implant microchips in pets to protect them from such messy things."

Some people also make fun of the original poster, thinking that one day he will be replaced:

"One day, the original poster's wife will post:

'Six days ago, I replaced my husband with someone who looks very similar to him, but is much more well-behaved."

'My cat hasn't noticed yet...'"

"You are such a genius! I'm going to replace my stepson now! "

"If this were in the 'Am I an Asshole (AITA)' section, the atmosphere in the comment area would be much worse. "

" The poster knows he is a bastard and does not need to ask for confirmation. "

"One day you will post here saying that your wife is divorcing you.. "

"I swear I saw a post in the 'Dating Advice' section a few years ago, and the poster swore that she thought her husband must have secretly replaced her cat while she was away. It feels so weird to read this article now..."

Some people say that the "no killing" of shelters does not mean complete no killing,

suggesting that the original cats may no longer be alive...

"Unless the shelter has extremely abundant funds and is equipped with veterinarians, no animal control agency is no killing." They work with local rescues to find homes or foster homes for more adoptable pets.

Those who are sick, very old, injured, unable to be treated by veterinarians, etc., are not adoptable pets..."

"I don't think the "no kill" policy of the shelter is what you think. Animals that are too aggressive will also be euthanized. "

No matter what, if you raise a furry child, you must be responsible to the end.

If you have any problems, try to discuss and solve them as much as possible, so that you can show more respect for your other half...