A cat owner drew viral attention after sharing that he rushed to his place early on a trip when his pet camera captured an unexpected scene: two unknown cats inside their house, eating food for their own pets.
The owner had gone to Reddit under U / LOST_NUTURE_6720 on August 13, to detail how a caretaker hired from the Rover application would have brought unknown cats to the owner’s home without a visit to a waiting lap.
In a declaration at NowsweekA Rover spokesperson said: “Our team is committed to supporting this parent of animals and we encourage them to contact our Confidence and Security team 24/7.”
“I couldn’t believe my eyes when my ring camera started and there were two orange cats eating food from my cats (I have a black cat and a tuxedo),” said the owner in the position. “I immediately asked [the sitter] Why were there other cats at home, and she became defensive? “”
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The goalkeeper, according to the post, told the owner that none of her other customers on Rover had been disturbed for her to bring back other cats.
The owner of the animal explained that the goalkeeper had been chosen in a precipitation due to funeral outside the state and that their two cats – described as little maintenance – different levels of comfort around foreigners. One “loves people,” said post, while the other “is not a fan and will hide every minute of social interaction with foreigners”.
The owner said that he had revealed the presence of a pet camera in the living room and told the goalkeeper that she could return it during the visits, as long as she returned it before leaving.
“She never did this, however, and I’m glad she didn’t do it,” added the owner.
After facing the goalkeeper, the owner said he had asked her to leave with other cats, citing concerns about feline stress.
“I felt so stuck because I was halfway in another state when it all happened,” they said. “I asked him to go with other cats because I am sure that my cats were stressed by the maximum with other cats in their space and eating all their food.”
They returned home early the next day and found that their tuxedo cat was still hiding.
“I feel horrible,” said the owner. “I also feel a little crazy because she told me that none of her other customers proved it and that she has almost perfect criticisms.
“My tuxedo cat already has a difficult period with people as has been found by a hungry and cold garbage dumpster and no one really knows what he experienced.”
Despite the owner’s doubts, viewers shared in the comments that they reacted in the same way if it had happened to them.
Rover had added in their statement: “Rover is committed to creating a safe and trustworthy experience for the parents of pets, pets and guards and we take the relationships of this nature seriously. Any animal goalkeeper who violates our policies or our community standards faces rapid action for the permanent suppression of the platform.”
Nowsweek contacted U / LOST_NUE_6720 for more information via Reddit.
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