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TMOG posted...

Yes you're right it's far less selfish to let the cat return to the neighborhood where it could give every other cat in the area Feline AIDS, which for the record is a very horrible way for a cat to die, far worse than being peacefully euthanized.

If you actually read the post and try to apply a bit of comprehension, the OP didn't bring the cat there to be put down, it was because they were concerned that it was eating less and acting lethargic. They were acting out of genuine care for the cat.

Stop trying to be edgy and start trying to be smart.

No one knows the frequencies of cats in the area, so this isn't a talking point unless you can accurately inform how much cats are in the area. . And quite frankly, most people shouldn't be having their cats outside their home without proper supervision. Especially because of potential diseases, predators, cars, it going on other peoples yards, etc.

It was absolutely selfish to constantly feed a cat that you don't own(or have no plan to own) and then take it to the vet without doing proper research and thinking of alternatives to put it to a good home.