Why Cats Are Under-Rated.

To all the cat haters,

Cats don’t care that you hate them, but cat lovers do.

I always never understood the reason why cat haters exist. It’s like hating on an animal for being the animals they are.

Cats are loyal to humans as dogs are. It all has to do with the compatibility of the animal and you, the amount of trust earned and gained, the personality growth that makes the bond between human and feline stronger as life goes on.

Showing hatred and harming cats is a sign of a inhumane personality trait that is disgusting and disgraceful. I’ve known of animal abuse for most of my life that I’ve known that it truly exists, and it makes my blood boil every single time I hear about an abusive incident concerning not just cats but animals in general.

Sure, you have those bad memories of a feral cat who attacked or was savage toward you in your past, or that cat of a family member who is loving to others, but not so loving to you and the rest of the world.

Sure. You believe they are disloyal and do-nothing-but-sleep-demand food-drink-without pay creatures (the latter a very retarded thought, since none of your pets pay bills or get jobs… I get the joke of it all, but for those who use it as an excuse to hate or dislike cats, where are you in delulu land?).

Cats are as loyal as dogs, and as deceptive to food as dogs are. They’ll go to anyone who is nice to them either way. This saying that a dog is the man’s best friend has its holes in reason, since a dog can fall for tricks too, and get caught up in a manipulative plot that can either hurt them or, even worse, end them in the most brutal ways imaginable.

And the saying of ‘Curiosity kills the cat’. Dogs do that too. Might as well consider them distant cousins in the Animal Kingdom at this point. And human babies as well.

Animals are more vulnerable than the human race. We are able to survive without the high risks of being poached and becoming an endangered and/or extinct species (yet).

Some of these animal species are extinct or endangered due to the human race’s devoted horrendous crime of poaching and selling off to the black market, etc.

As you can tell, I’m very passionate against animal abuse and animal hatred… especially cats and dogs.

But we’re on the topic of cats.

In my opinion, cats are our babies when they are kittens, and then become like teenagers when they are older. They take on personalities, sometimes have their tantrums when they don’t get what they want (lol), and they slowly become less spry and more nap-time centric as they age to the point they are like senior citizens.

Every cat has its own personality, based on how it was raised, and what it has learned, and the kind of living environments they go into, as well as who they are being raised by and kept.

Dogs are the same way.

Whoever came up with the thinking that dogs are for men and cats are for women is so far off the radar of correctness, it is highly laughable in my personal view. (A man owning a cat doesn’t make him gay!!!!!)

Same goes for the thought that there is always a war between dogs and cats. No, that is very much inaccurate to both their natures. They are not yin and yang.

I grew up in a household of golden retrievers and a tabby cat (later, a Russian Blue and a tortie, after the tabby passed away through the terms of an unnecessary death due to rat poisoning). They all got along.

Now, when it comes to another cat being added to the family of cats, it very likely there will be tension and fighting and dislike at first, and a 50/50 chance they will get used to each other and get along. Some cats just don’t like being seen as second-bested due to the new addition into the family. So… you always give them the attention first, and the new one the second-fiddle, because that will show to teach the new one who is the dominant one(s) in the family and that they respect them more, and, it shows the in-family ones that they are not being replaced or shoved aside. It shows organization and hierarchy in the family.

Trust me, I know what I’m talking about because I’ve been through this not just once, but twice in my adolescence.

Dogs are the same way. No brainer.

Usually with cats and dogs, when they are raised around each other, they will always get along more than likely, depending on the cat and depending on the dog. You can’t guarantee that every cat is going to get along with your cat-loving dog as you walk your pooch, and you can’t guarantee that every dog is going to get along with every cat.

Common sensical thought:

HUMAN BEINGS ARE THE SAME WAY TO EACH OTHER!!!!

We either like a person or we don’t. We either get along with them, or we don’t (you can get along with someone even if you don’t like them in general). We can have heated rivalries at times with other individuals with or without shame, and we can have hate toward others for whatever or whoever they are. We love who we love, hate who we hate, and dislike who we dislike.

Cats and dogs the same way, as well as their behaviors toward other animals as well.

And of course you can train your dog to hate, attack, or chase cats. I know cat-haters deeply relish that about their dogs going after local or neighborhood cats. That’s vicious and outright inhumanly cruel.

Cats are underrated because they are seen as lazy and uncaring and evil.

Cats are assholes. It’s true. But we’re assholes too. Heck, we also have assholes attached to our bodies! Ain’t that something to think about as fruit for thought! lol

This is my opinion, of course. But I really can’t stand people who make ridiculous (and horrendous) perspectives about cats and how some cat-haters lash out and act irrationally toward another animal.

And those who are heartless to animals in general, we know who you really truly are inside. And you are a very sick-minded soul to ever exist in our human race. And we all know if you have the evil mind to act and behave toward such innocence, you are not at all safe in our societies, with not just animals but children and people as a whole.

Thank you for checking out this article. Let’s lower animal cruelty and abuse together, because this Earth is more than just about us. It’s about everything around us, from our fur-babies, strays, feral animals, and even our local tree and plant life.

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