Spyke
reddthat.com

Person posts funny in funny community. Because it's funny. In a funny way.

Turns out that there's not enough virtue signaling in the world.

44
Halosheepreply
lemm.ee

If there's anything I know about lemmy, it's that every comment section will have someone trying to show off how high their horse is.

9
discuss.tchncs.de

The fact that they said, "Must be in mint condition." Is pretty concerning. Who says that about a pet?

31
Comment105reply
lemm.ee

Is it? Some people can really be particular about the quality of a pet.

7
chickenreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

Maybe they are planning to find some flaw with the kitten as a pretense to haggle for a lower price

4

"This kitten has pre-existing curiosity, how am I supposed to insure it?"

2
lemmy.sdf.org

Paying money to adopt an animal (beyond vet fees or similar health maintenance) seems insane to me. Don't participate in the commercialization of animals.

6
Shawdow194reply
fedia.io

Tbf the $10 is more so some crazy doesn't scoop up a box of free kittens

Most places where I am located charge adoption fees etc (they go back to shelter for costs etc) to ensure whoever is adopting the animal is serious

By being a real person (not creepy and no nefarious purposes) most places and people will happily waive the fee to get the pet in the right home

63
Shawdow194reply
fedia.io

Also buy shelter rescues! Screw "purebreed" "pets"

20
Mongosteinreply
lemmy.ca

No no. Those pets are good boys and girls too. Screw the people that breed pets for money.

22

Some places won't allow any adoptions for a few days before Halloween. The one in a town over didn't let anyone adopt black cats for like 2 weeks in October.

10
sh.itjust.works

The $10 is from someone trying to buy the kitten, which on its own is very suspicious.

My money would be on them feeding it to something.

3

adoption fees etc (they go back to shelter for costs etc)

Falls under "or similar health maintenance."

3
lemmy.world

Then how are animal shelters like the Humane Society supposed to get the funding needed to exist?

13

Falls under "similar health maintenance." I'm saying only pay money that supports the care and feeding (and vet care) of the animals. Don't go to for-profit orgs.

5

The $10 "price" can easily be viewed as the fee. My rescue dog from the shelter was around $170 $90 I think. My friends bought a purebred dog for around $5,000. I agree with you, but I don't this his is an example of that.

Edit: Asked my wife what the price was.

6

You reached the end

Looking for a kitten | Spyke