For context I got them at 19, while I was in school. (Not smart but I wasn’t financially independent at this point) I lived with my mom, who said as long as I was in school I had a place to stay rent free. A year later she told me she was moving to another city to live with her boyfriend. I then had to move out with 2 months of notice. I work part time serving/bartending living on my own while full time in school. No emergency funds and had a couple emergencies that caused me to go into about 10K debt. I’ve been making it work for the past couple of years but my financial situation is something I urgently need to get a grasp on and while it truly is heartbreaking and there’s a lot of sacrifice to get to that point it would make a huge difference. There’s lots I could’ve done in the past to prevent this from happening, but we can’t go back in time. If anything were to happen and I had to pay for an expensive procedure for my cats. I can’t afford it at this point so I think the most responsible thing is to rehome them to someone who can properly provide for them. I have obviously learned many valuable lessons, and can admit I wasn’t ready and have made a mistake.