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Unfortunately, there is not enough time or energy to fix every problem that may appear in your life, and so you have to prioritize and be critical.
If you leave the house, I assume you will have to get a job and take care of yourself, which represents some energy expenditure. But, if you feel compelled to help your family and these animals in some way, then you would have an additional burden on your time and energy.
Correct me if I am wrong, but were you in a position to remain unemployed as long as you helped out at your family's house? If so, then you have to compare this to living independently and the workload that comes from a job. Take into account the emotional drain, as well as whether or not you plan to continue helping them or not.
I can move to my trusted close friend in their house and I can live rent-free. However, I'd feel bad just staying there, so I feel that I'd get a job out of guilt, even if I have a sleeping schedule problem...
And yes and no. I'm in the position to remain unemployed because of my pets. If I get a job, then who would take care of them?
There was this one time where I suffered eczema and was told to stay in my room to prevent myself from interacting with the pets, and my aunt couldn't bother to feed them. She was literally on her phone in the dark laughing enjoying the "silence", and I hurriedly scooped up dog food for my two huskies back then. Scolding her has no effect because she has no remorse of her stupid decision.
It is not right for you to be continually picking up for people who cannot help themselves. It is unfortunate when this extends to animals who have no control over the matter as well. However, the same thing applies where you really have to focus on yourself and cannot get dragged back "into the mud", so to speak.
If you were to move out, you should distance yourself as far as possible from this mess, including from the animals. Otherwise, you would now be burdened with a job plus the animals, which may take an extraordinary amount of energy to fix.
Well... yes. You're right. You're right, brother Blitzkrieg.
But I feel that, well, maybe, I should convince my aunt gently unto getting my pets to the same friend I mentioned above (they have a family who loves animals, and I even saw a huge cage where they keep their birds in their backyard) , before moving out. At the very least, I won't have to worry about the other pets she'll adopt, as that's her problem now.
...That is, if she fucking agrees.
As the post I linked on ToZ Animal Care Forums, the reason why my two huskies died is because they were placed in the wrong hands, courtesy of my aunt. They didn't even have a veterinarian nearby, which is why they died from the disease and wounds they suffered.
You have to contemplate how your workings will pan out: A binding on something only addresses one factor of the whole mess. For example, maybe it will stop them from abusing the animals or purchasing more, but it won't make them fully care for them.
With the money spell, they may have more money, but continue to spend it impulsively, perhaps making things worse if they get more pets. You could do magic that would compel them to care for the animals, but again this may take a lot of energy if there are enough factors against it, plus if you are trying to alter multiple family members.
If this is taking an hour from your advancement every day, then this is already becoming too much, because this sounds like something that won't be solved by 1 40-day working.
I know. It's... fucking retarded.
It's fucking retarded how I have to do so much just to compel them to do a bit of effort. God I remembered those times where I vented about this topic privately to Father Zeus and Lord Enlil.
I don't know how they feel, but I think... they're sick of the situation I'm in. Same topic, same root of the problem.
In all honesty, my aunt is the only one making things worse for me and my pets. Her nephew doesn't give a shit, because he's busy glueing his eyes on the computer screen 24/7, and her husband is only available for two days before going out to work. It's enough where I consider my household chores an exercise, since that's the only physical movement I can make other than Hatha Yoga.
Also consider that if you move out and withdraw your support completely, this may temporarily worsen the condition of the animals, but it may also force them to do something about it. Another solution to this problem, in an extreme case, would be to threaten to report them for animal cruelty, if they let the situation become worse.
The point is that you are transferring responsibility to them, and they have to deal with any consequences. However, this would not work if you are still offering partial support, such as coming over to help every now and then, or something similar.
It would not be wise to adopt all the pets from them either unless you plan on giving some away for adoption. Speaking of this, you should talk to them about giving away some, and express that the burden is very draining on you.
I already gave similar answers on the second paragraph.
Regarding the report for animal cruelty...
I really hope it doesn't come into that. There are many evidences I can say and testify on, but, I don't have the guts to do it.
Because obviously, this conflict would grow bigger, and I feel that maybe, even if I distance myself from them, I'd still feel that it was my fault that I didn't tried hard enough.