Tuff titty said the kitty the milks still good
ICE pulled her over and took her fiancé from the passenger seat. He's been here 26 years, but never got his papers.
"Everyone in his family is here legally. My fiancé is not."
"He's lived here for 26 years. He pays taxes, all of the things."
Should he be deported? Yes or no? Are you voting for more deportations today?
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This is heartbreaking! @BrendaDHel6581 I know you have Facebook... I've been on there looking for Waldo
I'm crying again 😭
Sadly I'm going to have to unfollow all animal cruelty pages and anything that has to do with mistreatment. I have cried way too much lately. I want to find my happy place once again.
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Mandami and the ragheads don't like this!
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Yesterday, we went to the shelter to adopt a black cat.
Everything was set beforehand: treats, toys, excitement, all of it.
But as soon as we saw her, the scene changed.
She was not like normal cats.
Crouched in a corner, head down, completely silent.
No interest, no reaction.
The staff said, “She has been here for a long time; people ignore her.”
Because she is a black cat.
People just see her and move on.
She was sitting there as if everyone had abandoned her.
We looked at each other; no discussion took place.
It was a direct decision.
“We are taking her.”
The journey home was silent.
She was completely quiet in the carrier.
No movement, no sound.
Just closed off inside.
Sometimes she would slightly lift her head and look out the window.
Even upon reaching home, she went to a corner.
And fell asleep there.
Maybe for the first time, she felt safe.
She doesn’t trust yet; fear still exists.
But now she is not alone.
And that is the most important thing.


















