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Input: So i have a couple of roommates, one I've lived with I'll call N, and the other who I'll call K.  They both have cats. N's cat was a taken in stray that has FIV. We recently took it to the doctor and confirmed that.

K's cat does not have FIV or shots because they can't afford them I guess? They also live in a trailer in our yard and are watching a dog of their family's or something. 

If they weren't watching the dog, K's cat would be in the trailer but instead they stuck the cat in our middle bedroom because they don't want their cat to get in a fight with N's cat. 

This is about concerns of getting the FIV from the other cat. This is despite the fact that N's cat can be in a cage while K's could roam around in the living room and vice versa.

What I don't like is that the middle bedroom is small and they basically leave the cat in there all day. 

K's daughter is watching the cat but is usually in the living room. That cat is left alone for the most part except for water and food and cleaning the litter box when it's used up. They're always crying and pawing at the door and it crushes my heart. 

Everyone in my home keeps saying it's for the best with the current situation and everyone is doing the best they can but it still doesn't feel right. 

K's daughter is very short tempered as well, if they hear the cat crying a lot of the time they will drop what they're doing and get annoyed. They'll slam the door, throw stuff, and so on. The daughter treats the needs of the cat like some annoying chore. 

I've voiced concerns and my roommates don't seem to care about my opinion. Again, "everyone is doing their best" they say.

I just don't know what to do.



being concerned about one of my roommate's cat