that's animal neglect :/ her poor cat

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Yea stop being nice and fight with her it’s a consistent problem. Or report her to housing.

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My roommate cleans the cat litter box in the kitchen sink 😿

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I had this exact issue. My old roommate/ex-friend got a cat and would not clean up after it. The litterbox would be full with poop and all she did was add litter on top of it. I had to remind her several times to clean up after it and i think she got tired of me bitching about the litterbox that she got a new one and put it in her room. I never saw the litterbox but the smell that was coming from her room ensured me she wasn’t cleaning it. I finally got frustrated with it when one day her cat -

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Pour the litter box in her bed

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my sophomore year roommate literally kept her cat locked in a different room the entire time i lived with her and i barely saw her pet him

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Call the ra/landlord/whoever is in charge of the apartment, then report her for animal neglect.

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I had a roommate like that, honestly call the office and report her and let them handle it, save urself the headaches

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so personally, if i have to remind someone of something sooo much (like 10+ times), just start putting the trash on their bed. for litter, do bag it but put it on her pillow. she’ll complain, u can put ur foot down on the fact that she doesn’t clean up, and then continue to do so until she learns to actually be a decent human being. also, you couldddd probably call some kind of authority figure to be like ‘hey this is animal abuse can we like fine her or something’

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Do you have a complete shared space?

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As others have said, you gotta report her to the apartments. If that doesn’t work, post abt the cat on Facebook (or wherever else) to find someone who wants him and then just steal him and give him to his new, loving home. The heist always requires a bit of planning, but I’ve done this successfully 3x. Then, if they try to replace him w a different cat, you can report it to the apartment bcos it’s violating the lease (they almost never register the new animal)

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