The woman asks the roommate to repeat the kitten because of “allergies” even though they own 2 cats

A woman was at a tense distance with her roommate over a saved kitten.

In a reddit postWith the title “Aita not to revive my bottle of baby kitten because of the roommate’s false allergies?”, The 30-year-old shares the emotional trip to save and take care of an abandoned newborn cat.

“A few weeks ago I picked up a orphan kitten on the side of the road without mom/siblings to find,” she writes. At just a week old, the little animal demanded around the clock bottle feeding, something that the woman says she took on without hesitation.

“She has grown as a weed and slowly met her milestones,” she proudly adds and notes that the kitten has already learned to use the hill. The kitten, still in a vulnerable scene, stays in the woman’s room so she can keep an eye on her.

But her good deed has not met with the same enthusiasm by her 25-year-old roommate. According to the woman, the roommate claims “that she is allergic to the kitten but has no symptoms.”

“No itchy skin, no red/watery eyes, no hives/rashes, etc.”, she writes.

“She also claims she grew up with cats And she currently has two adult cats“She adds. While she admits that allergies and pet ownership are not” mutually exclusive “, she questions the time and inconsistency in the roommate’s complaint.

The tension reached new heights when the roommate finally raised her anxiety – five weeks after the kitten arrived. “Yes, no,” writes the woman blunt and doubts the legitimacy of the allergy consumer.

The situation only became more complicated when the roommate claims that her own cats are emotional support animals. “She claims that her kittens are” Esas “, which may or is not true because this is the first time she mentioned it,” the woman notes, “and still does not explain that she has no reactions to them.”

Despite the lack of visible symptoms, the roommate now threatens to escalate the situation. “She threatens to report me to the landlord on the issue,” reveals the woman.

The woman is determined to protect the kitten with whom she is bound and makes her attitude clear. “I don’t give up the kitten because she’s pretty tied to me right now.”

The online community has largely gathered behind it, with comments that pointed out the inconsistencies in the roommate’s story. One person writes: “It is more than reasonable to expect someone with two cats to live in a house with an extra cat in the mixture.”

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Another adds, “As long as the lease allows it, and there are no allergy problems or damage to other animals in the household, why should it be two Yesses required?”

The woman insists that she has been careful in her care for the kitten, limits her to her own space and takes responsibility for her well -being. “She stays in my room so I can monitor her make sure she doesn’t get into things she shouldn’t,” she explains.

Still, her roommate “throws a fit over it”, creating daily tension within the shared residential area. But the woman remains involved in her decision and the kitten as she worked so hard to raise.