‘The most insane hateful people I’ve ever seen in my life run rescues': Cat lovers online expose the reality of animal shelter employees

• A reddit thread has sparked where many people expose the reality: That many shelter and rescue employees are actually horrible people. Maybe they care about animals, but they sure don't seem to have any empathy for humans. Plus, there turns out to be a huge territory gang-like terf war when it comes to some shelters, causing them to not work together. Which is crazy, because isn't the whole point to find these animals a home and wouldn't that work a lot better if everyone worked as a team?? Beware, Karens are everywhere… 

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• "Got personal hate from a rescue that doesn't like my shelter."

  
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