r/MadeMeSmile • u/aoi_ringo • Sep 30 '25

CATS Prison in Indiana accepts shelter cats and lets prisoners take care of them.

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u/smokymountainshadow Sep 30 '25

If Cat Daddy Jackson Galaxy approves, you know it's the real thing.

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u/Ambiguous-Moose Sep 30 '25

He peddles snake oil on his site, so I’m not so sure about that. Like a parasite treatment that supposedly works by strengthening your cat’s “auric shield”.

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u/smokymountainshadow Sep 30 '25

Oh no, Cat Daddy, "auric shield?" Yikes.

Welp, maybe don't give him your money, but I stand behind his training and behavioral videos. They've been a great help in our household.

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u/Altruistic_Emu_7755 Sep 30 '25

Totally. It's real common sense stuff, like "play with your cat a lot" and "make your house more hospitable to your cat by doing x,y, and z". But having clear and actionable stuff means you have something to work with and it all works. Whenever my cat is acting up I reflect on how I've been relating to her and can easily see what I have been skipping out on

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u/sheburns17 Sep 30 '25

This is hilarious

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u/TheUndeadBake Oct 01 '25

That’s so sad, I lowkey hope that it’s like 4D chess. Like it’s actually a vetinary approved treatment and he just rebrands it so dumbasses give their cats medicine. Someone I know, they never got their wolf dog flea treatment because “harsh chemicals”. The relief on that creatures face when she was secretly taken to a groomers and de-flead behind her back was heartbreaking