Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I actually think that giving her $50 for a $6000 surgery is more of a snub than giving nothing at all. If she asks you point blank, just tell her you're really sorry about her cat's illness but that you're not able to contribute to surgery. Do not provide more details.
I kind of agree, but she hadn't told us that it was $6000 when we gave her the money. She said it was "expensive." I was thinking along the lines of $500, maybe $1000. So, we gave her the $50. She later told us that it was $6000. At this point, she's done it. She spent her savings on it and put the rest on a credit card. The only thing I can see doing at this point is to give her an interest free loan for the amount on her credit card. (I don't even know how much that is.)
Anonymous wrote:I would have no problem saying no. If they have no problem putting me in an awkward situation then I have no problem not giving them what they want. They don't care about me and my feelings so why should I care about saying no.
Anonymous wrote:I actually think that giving her $50 for a $6000 surgery is more of a snub than giving nothing at all. If she asks you point blank, just tell her you're really sorry about her cat's illness but that you're not able to contribute to surgery. Do not provide more details.
Anonymous wrote:You can build a robot cat for that amount and it will never die or get sick
Anonymous wrote:Agree that $50 is cheap. I would give that and I don't even know her!
Anonymous wrote:You can buy 20 cats, put it down and get another.