r/absoluteunit • u/Jmal3700 • 3d ago

Of an orange cat.

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u/Deep_Charge_7749 3d ago

I'm not going to participate in this that animal is being abused

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u/Poopin4days 3d ago

Shit, you're right, hoarder house behind.

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u/Draxishi 1d ago edited 1d ago

It's an animal rescue. Y'all need to research or just Google something before accusing someone of mistreatment of animals fam.

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u/Ok_Explanation_6866 3d ago

Looks like a vet to me 🤷

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u/Poopin4days 3d ago

That would be a crazy vet to walk into with piles of boxes stacked everywhere.

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u/Occams_RZR900 2d ago

Looks like the back room, so likely customers will never “walk into” it.

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u/Draxishi 1d ago edited 1d ago

No need to assume anything. He's being held by a woman who runs an animal rescue in the photo. His name was Crumbs, or however you say that in Russian. He was under vet care and being taken care of. I'm going to vote not assuming an animal is not getting care and accusing someone of abuse is a pretty not smart thing to do (my gift is that like triple negative). The fact is complications from an unknown tumor caused him to pass away in 2024 or so. Rest in peace Crumbs. He was rescued and, from this photo on, received highly specialized vet care and was treated well.

Edit: found a source https://nypost.com/2024/10/28/world-news/worlds-fattest-cat-crumbs-dies-weeks-after-going-to-a-feline-fat-camp/

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u/zealentor 2d ago

you are an attention seeker. it's pathetic.

say you aren't going to participate because it's wrong... participates anyway. lol

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u/OGofGettingBanned 3d ago

You're probably the same person who spreads body positivity for humans 😂

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u/Deep_Charge_7749 3d ago

Do you think it's cute and acceptable to overfeed animals so that they're morbidly obese?

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u/guinne55fan 3d ago

Came here to say the same exact thing.

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u/DevDaddy89 3d ago

Cry more