Valentine's Day isn't always about sunshine and rainbows...
While for many, Feb. 14 is about showing love and affection to those you care about, you may also be thinking about wanting to get back at someone who has wronged you.
Well, a few Connecticut animal shelters are giving you the option to do just that.
For a $5 donation, the Meriden Humane Society said they'll write the name of your "special person" on the bottom of a litter box. They said, "Our kitties will take care of the rest."
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You can honor past lovers, frenemies, bosses or really anyone who has "done you dirty."
All donations can be made to the Meriden Humane Society's Paypal account, and they ask that you put the name of the person you want recognized in the notes.
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You can choose as many names as you like - each for a $5 donation.
Paws Cat Shelter CT in Woodstock is also offering a similar service for those who are feeling down.
The shelter said for every $5 raised, they will put a name of your choosing on the bottom of a litter box - even with a red heart if that's what you want.
They say the cats will finish the job once the box is full. Only first names will be used and you will remain anonymous.
Anyone interested in participating can send a donation through Venmo, Paypal or online.
Enfield Community Cat Project has a similar fundraiser going on through Valentine' Day.