Having a pet.

In here neighbor don't care cats for you when you go away even though you pay them money. There is a service to care like that, but it is really expensive and i can't afford for it. With 3 cats in my hometown, no, i don't need to pay my mom money because she loves to care all of them also. I am worry a bit since a mother cat is in heat now and she may have more kittens later...i am not free much to care her kittens one more time...but the problem is she loves to stay in my house and she has no intend to goes back her owner (i also don't know who is her owner also)

Then give your mother this one too. I was just suggesting the money as an extra incentive for her to take yet one more cat since she is such a generous woman. "In here neighbor don't care cats," you say? Where Vietnam? Why not?, I am sure you could find someone who needs the money in Vietnam. You can't afford it? You asked in your one discussion that you started with the title that says "Money money I love money! , and in the discussion you ask "What should I do with all the money I am going to get with an increased salary?" Here's your answer, you can pay a neighbor to take care of the cat and then when you come back you can get her fixed so she doesn't have any more kittens. Just a little suggestion. You don't have to go with the service but I am going away for three days on vacation and paying ten dollars a day to a pet sitting service to come and feed, change litter and give water to them as I don't have any family and don't want my neighbors in my house. It would probably be less in Vietnam and since you have such an increased salary this might not be such a hardship for you.

Pay a neighbor to take care of her or feed her while you are gone. Or pay your mother to take this one too until you come back.

ForSouls1234, yours cats and dogs have actually stayed with you. The longest year my dog stayed with me was 12years and cats 1year and few months. After that I give them away.

That totally goes against the grain of the post. And that is exactly what my and their post is about, not getting an animal unless you are prepared to care for them forever. I don't even want to know why you gave them away don't tell me, sometimes it's better when people find out they cannot care for a pet or they find they will hurt that pet in some way to give them away. But then it's really better to stay living without pets from then on. It's just too hard on them emotionally.

Levity is defined as a sense of amusement. Levity means the lack of seriousness or earnestness. So you are saying you hope that this will be learned. That people do not take owning an animal seriously. Wow, this goes completely against what the poster is trying to get across to certain people, apparently they are already failing with one post, hmm.