'Your Cat Is The Father...': Kitten 'Custody' Row Erupts In Bengaluru After Cat Impregnates Neighbour's Feline
A bizarre and unusual row erupted in a neighbourhood in Bengaluru, Karnataka, after a male cat impregnated the neighbour's female cat, raising questions over who will take care of the kittens born as a result of the consummation. The dispute even required the intervention of local police.
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Bengaluru: A bizarre and unusual row erupted in a neighbourhood in Bengaluru, Karnataka, after a male cat impregnated the neighbour's female cat, raising questions over who will take care of the kittens born as a result of the consummation. The row even required the intervention of local police, who tried to broker a peaceful deal between the two families.
What Happened?
The row began when a resident's male cat fathered a litter with a neighbour's female cat in Seshadripuram. After the female cat delivered four kittens, the owners of the mother cat carried the newborns over to the neighbour's house and asked the family to take them in, arguing that since they owned the 'father' cat, they were responsible for raising its offspring.
The demand caused a verbal spat between the two households, drawing the attention of others in the locality. With voices rising and neither side willing to back off, someone in the neighbourhood eventually dialled the police.
The Solution
The police arrived at the scene to the unusual call and solved the dispute by removing the point of contention altogether. The officers decided that neither family would be forced to keep the kittens.
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They suggested that a neutral third party would be arranged to take care of the kittens. Both sides accepted the offer, and the kittens were handed over to their new home, bringing the standoff to a close.
The episode came to wider attention after it was shared on social media. Netizens questioned why the kittens were separated from the mother cat so soon after birth, with some pointing out that newborns typically need to stay with the mother for the first few weeks.
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"How did they separate the kittens from the mother? Should have waited for 4 weeks to give them away. Both Cats are responsible so they could've kept for two weeks each," a comment read.
An X user said, "What kind of families disown their cats’ kittens? I would have taken all the cats away from both parties given the cats to loving homes."