What about me nya?
A New Jersey animal shelter is asking cat lovers to name their stray cats after their exes and have them spayed or neutered on Valentine’s Day.
Homeward Bound Pet Adoption Center in Gloucester Township, New Jersey, announced in a historic promotion, “Neuter your ex on Valentine’s Day.”
The cost to fight back against your ex is $50.
“There are some things that shouldn’t breed,” says the center. said on Instagram A perfect driving slogan.
“The cats are then spayed or neutered before being returned to the colony as part of a trap-neuter-return (TNR) program,” the report said.
“TNR is an essential component of feral cat population management because it breaks the breeding cycle and prevents the birth of unwanted cats in our communities,” the South Jersey facility continued.
“Your donation will enable us to provide low-cost spay and neuter services for community cats and the parents who need their care,” he added.
Homeward Bound Development Director Eric Schwartz said more than 600 cats were rehabilitated and released through the program in 2023.
People interested in shaming their ex-lovers for a good cause can fill out a donation form and select the “In Honor” option to complete their despicable dedication.
schwartz told the Philadelphia Investigator Homeward Bound says it will provide all willing donors with a photo of a fixed cat named after an ex-girlfriend.
You also have the option to let others know that you donated.
“One woman sent the names of her three ex-husbands and wrote, ‘I wish I had learned after my first husband,'” Schwartz told Oaklet.
He said the campaign has raised more than $2,000 so far, which will pay for the spaying and neutering of about 40 cats.
“If you say, ‘Let’s get my ex-husband castrated,’ someone’s name will probably come to mind,” Schwartz added. “We’re happy to be able to bring closure while doing something important.”
Homeward Bound isn’t the first animal shelter to use Valentine’s Day as a fundraiser or vent for those unlucky in love.
The San Antonio Zoo has announced that in exchange for a donation, they will name a cockroach after your ex-lover and feed the animal. According to CNN.
In 2021, the Lexington Kentucky Humane Society announced that for $10 you can have your cat’s name written on the litter box where they relieve themselves.
For $5, a Rhode Island SPCA cat will also poop on your ex’s name.
