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Hey /adv/, need some advice about cats. I'm a cat owner and have had both my cats for about ten years. I just moved away for college and I'll be going back to get my cats in a few months, after I've gotten situated here. Here's my problem- my roommate met a cat (2 years old) at the local pet store that they fell in love with and are strongly considering adopting. However, the landlord says that if they get this new cat, I'm not allowed to bring mine. She fears that because my cats are older and this one is younger, they'll spray all over the house.
My friend would be heartbroken if they couldn't adopt this little guy, but I can't just leave my own cats of ten years with my mother. They're probably confused enough as is as to why I've been gone for so long.
How can we either persuade the landlord to let us have all three cats, or hide the young cat whenever she visits? There will be times where she will surprise visit or come on very short notice.
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tell your roommate tough titties, you planned to bring your cats first and have already formed bonds with. they on the other hand barely know this third cat and can surely survive without it
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>>18689218
>spray
If your cats are female, they wont.
If your cats are male and werent neutered, i wonder how you managed to survive all this time with them.
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>>18689218
I'm assuming you're in the US.
Spay and neuter your pets, then spraying isn't a concern. As for your landlord, she sounds like a controlling cunt. If you already have a lease in place and theres no restriction on what you can have, she can pound sand. As for "surprise visits," she has no reason to be on the property unless theres a maintenance issue or a showing. Reach out to your local tenant rights organization and find out what the legal notice requirements are for your jurisdiction.
Find out how long an eviction takes and what the wait time is for the county sheriffs, too.
Your worst case scenario is that you beg her off for a little, make it tough for her to prove anything, then play the clock down until you move. Evicting you is more expensive than she wants to deal with, I promise.
Source: I managed close to 200 apartments for a couple of years.
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>>18689218
The cat won't give a shit when you go away. it's a cat.
here's a solution: you leave all the cats where ever and live cat free
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