Donald Trump's childhood NYC home goes on the market - after it was overrun by feral cats

[BumRushDaShow]

Source: The Independent

Tuesday 11 November 2025 05:08 EST


Donald Trump’s childhood home in New York City has hit the market, despite being temporarily infested by a horde of feral cats. The home has become a pilgrimage site for Trump fans and a site of protest for his political opponents over the years.

Built in Jamaica Estates in Queens, the Tudor-style house is now on sale for $2.3 million. Fred Trump, the president’s father, commissioned the home in 1940 but eventually sold it when the family moved to a larger home.

Trump lived in the two-story, five-bedroom home for four years before he moved to the larger property with his parents.

According to The Wall Street Journal, a burst pipe left the interior of the property coated in mold with the house’s future buyer, forcing its buyer, Michael Davis, to heavily redevelop the home.

Read more: https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/donald-trump-nyc-home-queens-sale-feral-cats-b2862731.html

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It should be razed to the ground and "the earth salted" where it stood.

[Ocelot II]

1. Better that it should be infested by feral cats than by Trumps.

And if it smells like cat pee, that's probably an improvement.

[littlemissmartypants]

12. Cat pee and toxic fungi for $2.3 million. Totally on brand.

[AZJonnie]

2. "The home has become a pilgrimage site for Trump fans"

But don't call it a cult

[Prairie Gates]

11. Reagan's house in Dixon Illinois gets a few visitors

It's pretty common. I'm more concerned for these MAGA idiots trying to get to Jamaica Estates which is - and you'll be surprised to hear this, I'm sure - a white enclave in the middle of majority minority neighborhoods.

[some_of_us_are_sane]

3. Cats moved in

AFTER THE ORIGINAL FERAL HUMANS.

[purr-rat beauty]

4. Tear it down

Treat it like he treats Our Whitehouse

[Seinan Sensei]

23. After all, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

is occupied by a pack of feral jackals

[Bayard]

5. Are they sure it wasn't overrun by Childless CAT Ladies?

[Traildogbob]

6. Lots of pussies to grab.

They may not let him, hopefully would attack, claw to death and eat him.
Now that would be some Karmic Justice.
Eating alive by stray free range pussies. And no tic tac’s on hand.

[moniss]

7. Someone should buy it and burn it down. nt

[twodogsbarking]

8. I think you have to disclose if it is haunted and it obviously has to be.

[EuterpeThelo]

17. Haunted?

More like possessed. It should be converted into an animal shelter for the cats. They don't tolerate that bad juju.

[peggysue2]

9. Infested by feral cats! LOL

If that isn't a Metaphor for the Ages.

[tonekat]

10. Purchase it and make it a public urinal

Just the way it is. Come on in! Pee on the floor if you want!

[littlemissmartypants]

13. Disgusting. It has to be uninhabitable. You couldn't pay me to get anywhere close to it.

[twodogsbarking]

14. Mr. Trump, I am the genie and you get one wish....

.Lots of pussies as you wished.

[Seinan Sensei]

22. LOL!!!

Well-played, TDB

[eppur_se_muova]

15. ... and then build a handicapped-accesible playground for children of indigent immigrants. nt

[Mc Mike]

16. Still smells better than tRump.

[Fil1957]

18. Poor cats, they came too late, the rat they were hunting is long gone...

[hamsterjill]

19. I hope someone helps the cats.

That would be the priority for me in a situation like this.

[nuxvomica]

20. The site's location should be widely noted

Just in case someone in the future builds a time machine.

[jfz9580m]

21. So they are aliens!

Not the kind humans Trump obsesses about though!

https://medium.com/@dands_54183/the-alien-cat-hypothesis-a-feline-approach-to-the-search-for-extraterrestrial-life-109a4a982f7e

It’s fascinating, isn’t it? Contemplating the possibility of intelligent life thriving somewhere beyond our planet. The act of looking up at the night sky is almost universal — our oldest shared ritual. Ancient civilizations shared legends and told stories about constellations, treated the heavens as divine, and wondered if someone, somewhere, might be looking back. From the first whispers of myth to modern telescopes scanning the cosmos, humanity has always sought a connection beyond our earthly bounds — always wondering: are we alone?

Perhaps, in our search for intelligent life, we’ve overlooked a species that has already perfected the art of silent observation — watching, waiting, yet always just out of reach. Maybe the answer has been lounging in front of us all along — purring with quiet superiority. What if aliens not only resemble cats in their aloof nature, but actually think like them? Operating entirely on their own terms, revealing only what suits them — never more, never less.