Poor Kitty

While driving today I noticed a cat near the edge of the road.  It was just inches away from being hit so I got out of my car to shoo it away.  It was hiding in the grass so if anyone came along it was sure to get hit.  When I went to shoo it away the poor thing just looked up at me and meowed.  I got closer to it and it just kept looking up at me.  I petted it and the poor thing was all skinny and dehydrated.  He allowed me to pick him up so I decided to take him home.  My daughter held him in her coat while I drove and I was thinking how bad of an idea it was to take it home.  The cat was obviously sick and I knew my two cats would not welcome another cat into the fold, especially a sick one.  I was going to take it to the SPCA but decided against it because they have made a name for themselves for being over-the-top rude.  Instead I took it to the nearest vet where they could at least try to find it's owner.  When I got there the vet said kitty needed immediate medical attention and they were going to contact the owner and if they could not get a hold of them it would be surrendered to the SPCA.  They weird thing?  The vet had this look like she thought the cat was mine and I was just getting rid of it.  I understand that people do this all the time but I really am just a cat-lover/concerned citizen.  I was about to get my credit card out to pay for whatever the cat needed.  You know that guilty feeling when you haven't done anything wrong? This has happened to before and I don't get it.  Until it can be proven that I am a piece of shit, don't treat me like one. I would never leave a distressed animal by the side of the road.  Anyway, I did leave my name and phone number because the cat was beautiful and I want to know how he fares.  

My kids are not loving being grounded.  My son had to cut the lawn today and got all pissed off when I didn't say "thank you".  Seriously.  Yet another First World Problem.  I am really looking forward to the Child Labour essays! 
What are your First World Problems this week?