No I have to agree, LPC.
As far as I see it, there is nothing wrong with a couple of photos initially, or even a You Tube video. Even that has some air of disrespect, although there is an amusing angle for humans. So long as it's left at that, people smile and move on.
But making a career out of the cat, and taking it all over the place like some kind of 'Celeb' and it being forced to sit around in different places while crowds of (probably noisy -there are few animals as noisy as humans!) -strangers come, pet it endlessly, take photos of it?? I don't think that is wise, fair or kind.
As far as I see it, there is nothing wrong with a couple of photos initially, or even a You Tube video. Even that has some air of disrespect, although there is an amusing angle for humans. So long as it's left at that, people smile and move on.
But making a career out of the cat, and taking it all over the place like some kind of 'Celeb' and it being forced to sit around in different places while crowds of (probably noisy -there are few animals as noisy as humans!) -strangers come, pet it endlessly, take photos of it?? I don't think that is wise, fair or kind.
