'[She] acted like I was her parent, not her roommate': Woman moves in with her best friend, covers her rent, cares for her dog, allows her evicted family to move in, all for the "friend" to trash the apartment and ask for rent a week after she moved out

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"Moved in with my best friend—ended up supporting her, her neglected dog, and her evicted family… until I noped the h*ll out."

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There are levels and levels of madness here. Every time we thought this story could not get worse, it 100% did. Seriously, every time. To cause you so many issues, even after moving out, is beyond ridiculous. Good on you for taking that step and leaving.
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And we want to tell you the biggest thank you for getting the dog out of there. That sweet thing did not deserve having to live among all that madness. You did the right thing making the call, and they very much did the right thing by taking it. Now, we just hope the same is going to happen with the cat.