Jordan Harbinger

I mean, it might not be the cat's fault, but it is his responsibility to address, am I right?

Yes, good point.

Take some accountability, bro.

But my mother-in-law refuses to even call the vet and have him checked.

That's not cool to anyone involved, including the cat.

I mean, the cat could...

He's spraying everywhere.

He could have kidney issues, could have a UTI.

That's why he's all over the place.

I mean, that's happened to our cats before.

So she just doesn't want bad news and she's going to let the cat suffer with whatever because she doesn't want to deal with that.

That's not okay at all.

She was a witness to him attacking her three-year-old grandchild on more occasions than I have seen myself.

She even gets attacked in her sleep by this douchebag.

My husband and his siblings have been trying to get this cat out of that house for months now.

My mother-in-law will not budge.

Her reason being that she's not a murderer.

We suggested that she give him to a shelter or rehome him with someone she knows.

She doesn't have to put him down, even though I personally think that's the best course of action given how aggressive he is.

But I also feel bad even suggesting she put him down given all the loss that she's gone through in recent months.