'She is not willing to abide by the original terms agreed on': Cat drama pushes concerned pawrent to tell landlord to enforce the two pet pawlicy, protecting her cat but risking friendship with her bestie roomie

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• Saying no upfront would’ve saved a lot of hissterics. Now the situation’s all tangled like a ball of yarn and harder to paw through.

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• Better to have a paws-itively honest chat with your roommate first. Clear the air and set boundaries. Going to the landlord can claw at friendships, so try talking before raising the alarm.

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• Sometimes friends make purrfect pals but not purrfect roommates. Switching living arrangements might be the best way to keep both cats happy and save your friendship from scratching and hissing. 

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