TikTok user Nicole Rose posted a video of herself staring in stunned silence at the Kansas City apartment’s pet policy, which requires a $200 one-time fee for pets, along with a $15 monthly fee.
Source: Inman News
Landlord’s $200 ‘aggressive breed’ fee for pet fish shocks internet
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