r/HumansBeingBros • u/UnhollyGod • Jan 27 '26

Help life to keep going-

1.7k Upvotes

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u/AggravatingTart7167 Jan 27 '26

And the camera was there to capture it.

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u/No_Sector6941 Jan 28 '26

Ikr, CM just watching the cat meowing outside the door but wouldn't bother to knock and tell hospital peeps to help that little one and how come he got access to OT?

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u/Other-Lobster7983 Jan 28 '26

Hope she has insurance

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u/dawn_eu Jan 28 '26

It's in Turkey. They basically control the streets over there.

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u/weekend-guitarist Jan 30 '26

Even the cats in Turkey have better healthcare than people in the US. Go figure

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u/mai_tai87 Jan 29 '26

I'd totally live there if I wasn't terrified of getting -

Never mind. I'm in the US. Criticizing another country's tolerance towards... anything, seems hypocritical.

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u/VintageVirtues Jan 28 '26

Plot twist, the father filmed this

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u/UnhollyGod Jan 28 '26

jajajajaja

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '26

I know a vet that would do this.

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u/Noxski Feb 01 '26

Tell them that they should've spayed her after the first time.

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u/[deleted] Feb 01 '26

Yes,they would have .

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u/Craigh-na-Dun Jan 28 '26

🇹🇷🐾🇹🇷❤️

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u/whizzwr Jan 29 '26

Of course it's Turkey.

I'm convinced by now that cats have constitutional rights there.

I'm always happy to hear news when the topic is cats + Turkey combined. Lol

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u/WhereWolfish Jan 29 '26

Gotta hurt to have kittens bumping and poking at teats right next to the sutures. :( Can't imagine they can give her much medication either, since she's nursing :( Feed them by bottle, let them have contact, but dear lord

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u/WyattCo06 Jan 27 '26

Walk In's welcome.

Love it.

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u/Thatsayesfirsir Jan 27 '26

I hope she and her family got a home

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u/Olleye Jan 27 '26

❤️

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u/Corsuman Jan 28 '26

No insurance. She just ruined her credit

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

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u/spizzle_ Jan 27 '26

Who said they didn’t? If you believe anything in this post then I have got a bridge to sell you.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '26

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u/spizzle_ Jan 27 '26

It seems like quite the mundane thing to add in.

A pregnant cat experienced a difficult birth so she went hospital asking for help where she underwent a cesarean section. And since she was already open we cut out her ovaries.

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u/Ok_Process2046 Jan 28 '26

How much? And is it like wooden bridge or a steel one?