Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: Title might make me a little bit of an asshole without any context to the story, but here it is.

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This happened a good 5 years ago, when i made this account actually and I'm guessing it's going to be my throwaway from now on. However, i think about this from time to time and wonder if i was the asshole in this situation.

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My family's cat is an outdoor cat and has been living peacefully, albeit a few skirmishes with the cat across the street now and then, in the neighborhood for as long as i can remember. Our new neighbors had just moved in from the countryside and brought with them their own cat which is a pretty big cat, slightly bigger than mine, but much younger and more territorial.  At first, it was okay and thought it would be another situation with the other cat across the street, but it turned much worse than i could have imagined. My cat is old and has been through some stuff, a stitched up stomach due to it being cut open after him being stuck under a fence and an almost lost ear from his glory days along with other small tweaks but still has some fight in him. After a few weeks, i start hearing cat fights almost nightly and i would go out and pick up my cat and clear up the fights since i was a light sleeper and my family doesn't hear it that often. I lost sleep but whatever, cats gotta cat. However, one night, there was a louder than normal cat fight and i could hear my cat moaning very distinctly. i rush out and he's on the ground with the other cat circling him and runs off once i rush at him and i take my cat back inside. There's blood all around my cat's stomach and my cat doesn't look good so i do my best to patch him up and my dad takes him in the first thing in the morning to the vet for emergency and he's all stitched up but he's pretty weak when he returns so we keep him inside. The other cat got more and more confident and would stalk outside my house and patio and would get in a face-off with my cat through the windows. We started limiting my cat's outside hours for when we're home and shut him in when it's night. The other cat gets wise to this and sneaks in through my kitty door even when we're home or when the person watching the house runs off for errands and they to get in catfights indoors, whilst scratching up our floors and furniture and eating his food. One night I forgot to close it up and again, another ensuring catfight inside my house, and my cat is hurt badly again. At that moment I suggested to my dad we take the cat and move him away. He agrees, and throughout the week, we tried to lure the cat into our house and finally got him. We took the cat to an affluent neighborhood and let him loose. Few days later, little girl comes to our door and asks if we've seen their cat lately and we say no. That cat cost us thousands in vet bills and I switch from feeling like an asshole to being justified in the decision even today.

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TLDR; Neighborhood cat is way territorial and my cat can't compete. Try to change him to an mostly indoor cat but other cat comes in multiple times and catfights ensnare and damage is done to my cat which equals up to a pretty penny. Kidnap the cat and let him loose in another neighborhood.

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kidnapping my neighbors cat for almost killing my two cats