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Woman throws out pet cat for ‘being gay’

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A woman has reportedly thrown her pet cat out on the streets for being gay.

In a bizarre tale which has gripped the town of Lafia, a seven-year-old moggy named Bull has been cast out for apparently having homosexual tendencies.

The middle-aged woman claims that Bull has engaged in ‘unnatural sexual behaviour’ and has been making advances to other male cats in the house even though there are female cats present.

The unnamed woman told Nigerian newspaper Leadership she finds the behaviour ‘disturbing and a contradiction of the laws of nature’.

Having publicly declared the cat as gay, she added: ‘Anybody interested in this gay cat can have it because I have no further use of it.’

 

 

Source : http://metro.co.uk/2014/01/29/woman-throws-out-pet-cat-for-being-gay-4282096/

I hope it finds a good home, If she throws it out on the street then she deserves to die >.<

I dislike this planet.

Yeah, fuck humanity, but her in paticular.

 

 

plot twist: She's secretly gay herself and is the cat knows, now she tries to hide the truth by throwing out a suspect!!

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