It's MINE
Today, after months of trying to persuade her to give it to a wildlife rescue, I reported my stepmother to the authorities for illegally keeping an endangered bird in the kitchen. When they took it, she screamed that I had no right to do that, as she considered it hers since she found it. FML
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TwoBytesCarley 27
I didn’t realize the ‘finder’s keepers’ rule comes into play when it comes to living things..
RichardPencil 32
She's keeping a wild bird in the kitchen? Now we know where zoonotic pandemics start.
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TwoBytesCarley 27
I didn’t realize the ‘finder’s keepers’ rule comes into play when it comes to living things..
SamanthaThe1st 23
The ducks in the park are free
RichardPencil 32
She's keeping a wild bird in the kitchen? Now we know where zoonotic pandemics start.
xxWTFxx1981 23
You just don't like your step mother what is the harm in having a pet bird.... you are a hater 😐
CowgirlWithHeart 16
Keeping it in captivity removes it from the breeding pool, for an endangered species that can be a hard hit.
J_Free_Woods 29
Ask her what the bird eats, ask her what she would have done had it gotten sick? Ask her if she had rather a stranger turn her in and possibly come to the wrong conclusion and thought she was trying to make sure it was healthy so she could sell it on the black market, which may have been a federal violation of the lacy act. Ask her if she fed the bird the wrong food and accidentally killed it how she would have felt?