Fryda [1]

Two weeks ago, I decided to take on the responsibility for adopting a four week old kitten. I had never looked after such a vulnerable animal before, but after some personal problems, I wanted to light up my life.

Even this decision made my parents come down on me, since according to them/[their theories], I didn't have the enough sense/[capacity] to bring up a baby. It's well known that a kitten is like a child with special needs. In my case, I had to feed her every six hours, take her to the vet[erinary clinic]*, and clean her litter once a day. I didn't find it difficult or disgusting, as others had warned me.
*usually abbreviated to 'vet'
I often link/compare the relationship between a cat and her 'owner' with that of a couple. I think it's not correct saying 'owner' when it comes to cats, or felines in general, because they're free and independent. This may be the reason why so many people are so irresponsible/cowardly, and abandon them. We humans, tend to be the decision makers, [no matter if]/whether the innocent animal wants to obbey our orders or not. It's not fair, even for a dog, but there it'is the difference: dogs have owners, cats, servants. Any living being must be respected, they are not stuffed animals.

After this moving speech, let's return to my last idea. OK, so what I was trying to explain is that when you love someone or something, those little, not so pleasant tasks disappear. Over the days, you finally don't mind cleaning their private space or changing the litter, (fancy it or not). That means love is blind, or blind to smell/[odourless]. lol :)

No, now seriously! There are lots of benefits of having a cat. You'll never feel lonely, sad or stressed. The mere fact that you listen to their purrs, prevents you from suffering cardiovascular diseases. Then, if they are babies, you'll enjoy filming them while they're playing together or alone. It's like having a human baby, but with the advantage of not hearing themy cry all day and all night.

As I mentioned previously, cats are quite independent; they can survive even three days alone, as long as you leave them food and water. Dogs are not able to live enclosed in a house for so long. You should walk them three times a day. Unlike cats, they are sociable animals, which to us it is normal, while cats may be viewed as odd beings for preferring solitude/loneliness every now and then.