Is it wrong of me to steal my neighbor's kitten?

If they aren't feeding her, then she really isn't theirs. That is my opinion. Also, if they can't figure out they need to feed a kitten, they probably have NO clue about the vet either. Poor kitten. It is wrong to steal, but in this circumstance, I bet you are on the light side of evil......

If you agree that she is the neighbor's kitten, then taking her would be stealing your neighbor's property. In the eyes of the law, animals, though cute, are considered property.

Perhaps you could make an arrangement with the neighbor. I envision it going something like this: "My kids sure do like that cat, but I feel bad seeing it go without food. What about you and I go half and half on the Kitten Chow? If not, my vet has an adoption program that will help her go to a good home."

According to the law, any cat that is in your yard is your cat. It is not stealing to take a cat that comes in your yard. If you put food out for the cat and it comes in your yard, IT IS YOUR CAT. The law says that the lawful owner of a cat is the person who has possesstion of the cat.

Do not worry about the neighbor who was not interested in proper care of the cat. By law, any cat in your yard it YOUR cat.

maybe before you take such drastic action, you should subtly bring it up to your neighbor. ask what kind of cat food she feeds the cat, and when she tells you none, maybe you should suggest that thats not a good idea, especially for a kitten.

if that dosen't work. i'd say go for the adoption program.

It is a hard desicion,and its really tempting to steal the kitten,but I think you should talk to your neighbor about it,because its wrong to steal.

It's wrong to steal anything. I would suggest that you call the Humane Society about the situation.

Take the cat and find it a new home. Disregard the law and do what is right.

i know you want to help the cat but you can't steal it. talk to your neighbours and explain the situation. it would be a big mess if you steal it. good luck =)

No, you can't. Since they own the pet, it is their property and they could take legal action against you if they found out. If you want something done about her living conditions, contact the ASPCA.

Steal the Cat. If you don't it's most likely going to die.

~The Goddess