'They are now threatening legal action and harassing me': After rehoming their kitten twice, the original pawrents demand him back despite being settled into a loving furever home

This tail has taken a turn from furtunate to furustrating. A sweet kitten clawed his way into the heart of a loving new home after his original family decided twice that they couldn't handle him with scratches, babies, and all. But now, after pouncing on the chance to rehome him, they're backtracking again, tugging on heartstrings and threatening legal claws.

Let's be pawsitive. This kitten is thriving! He's bonded with a new sibling, has a stable environment, and is clearly living his best meowment. They cuddle, play, and meow for each other like the dynamic duo they were meant to be. Meanwhile, the original pawrents seem more unsure than a cat deciding whether or not to jump.

After giving them multiple chances, it's clear this kitty found his furever home and he's already left pawprints on everyone's heart. The attempt at guilttripping and legal threats? Not very clawver. With proof, compassion, and some firm boundaries, this situation will hopefully settle faster than a cat into a cardboard box.

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Honestly, getting to visit is more than fair. She gave him up. Now she gets the fun part: cuddles and playtime, without the real pawrent responsibilities. Seems like a win to me!
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They made their decision… twice. It’s not fair to uproot the kitten again just because they changed their mind. He’s settled, happy, and finally where he’s meant to be.
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They can’t threaten legal action. It’s your cat now. They gave him up, twice. You’re providing a stable, loving home. It’s what’s best for the kitty
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