In the last few years I've noticed that there are a lot of posts on community Facebook posts regarding 'missing' cats.
The word 'missing' is in inverted commas because these posts are not by people who've actually lost a cat- which is reasonable- but by people who've 'found' a cat in their garden.
These always start along the lines of: 'beautiful boy is in my garden' so it's not as if it's a person who is complaining about the cat being there-which would be legitimate and fair if you dislike cats.
These are from people who like cats.
Then the faux naivety about the cat being in their garden a few times - as if any reasonably intelligent adult doesn't realise cats roam. It's what they do.
Invariably the cat in the picture looks well fed and in good condition. So clearly not a stray.
It's clear to me that this is an attempt at claiming the cat as everybody knows that cats roam and if they're looking healthy and well fed they belong to somebody.
Besides which, don't they realise not everybody's on social media so some old lady may now find themselves catless because some f*ing numpty on fb doesn't realise this or just uses it as an excuse to cat nap and feel better about it: "OH well I tried. It's mine now."
I find it annoying as hell. Aibu?
It's not as if I am a cat lover. They're OK but I'm not crazy about them.