According to reports, Ms. Li, who lives in a community in Chongqing, has two cats at home, and the two cats have incompatible personalities and fight every day. After Ms. Li couldn't bear it, she decided to give a highland erect-eared cat named "Lian" to Ms. Wu. However, this gift caused problems. What is the specific situation of the matter? Let's find out with the editor.

The cat Ryan has returned to Ms. Li’s house, and Ms. Li said she would never give it away again.

"Two cats kept fighting at home, so I gave one to someone else to raise. Unexpectedly, half a month later, the other cat claimed that the cat was not a pure breed and asked me to pay for it or strangle it to death." Ms. Li, who lives in Nanping, said that after paying 1,000 yuan to get the cat Lane back, she would never give it away again.

Two cats fought and decided to give away one

Lane is a Highland erect-eared cat that Ms. Li has been feeding for 2 years. "There is also a cat at home. It may not get along with its personality and it always fights." Ms. Li said that Ryan has a good temper and is always beaten. At the end of June, she posted online, hoping to find someone to adopt Ryan, free of charge, but the adopter would have to sterilize the cat. "This way the cat will not fall into the hands of cat dealers as breeding cats, and it will live a long life."

Soon, Ms. Wu, who lives in Nan'an Tea Garden, contacted Ms. Li and expressed her willingness to adopt it, and even made a special trip to check it out. Because Ms. Wu was busy at work, the two agreed that Ms. Li would take Ryan for a sterilization operation, and Ms. Wu would bear the cost. Later, Ms. Wu took Ryan away in early July after paying 850 yuan for the surgery. After the adoption was completed, the two parties added each other on WeChat and became friends.