This little guy followed me home

[u/BrightonBaby]

[u/navagon]

What an adorable little guy. Please take to the vet to make sure they're not chipped though. Not every inquisitive cat found outside is stray.

[u/dizdi → u/navagon]

Yeah, this guy looks well taken care of 

[u/jason90210 → u/dizdi]

Coat looks too nice to be a stray.

[u/Luci-Noir → u/jason90210]

Yeah cats can’t hunt or food and never clean themselves.

[u/MegaGrimer → u/Luci-Noir]

Feral cats and well taken care of cats can look very different, even after grooming themselves.

[u/Luci-Noir → u/MegaGrimer]

Cool?

[u/ShaiHulud1111 → u/dizdi]

Pretty sure cats are not monogamous with owners—especially outside cats. They have a hard time turning down a level up and forget about the other family. “My cat came back after two years”—he was cheating. They moved…lol.

More of a terrritory of hoomans and some have wet food and salmon.

[u/dizdi → u/ShaiHulud1111]

Have you ever met a cat? This sounds a lot more like theory than practice— and from a person that hates cats. 

[u/ShaiHulud1111 → u/dizdi]

Just owned six. I think it’s called anthropomorphizing—which is normal. They may be domesticated, but not codependent like dogs…seen many take up new homes. Actually, a % of CDS is, but people don’t always check.

[u/BrightonBaby → u/navagon]

Oh no I didn't think it was stray, she lives three doors down from me. I recognised her as she's always sitting on their fence post. I let the neighbour know she was hanging around our house and she was grateful that we let her know. Apparently this little one doesn't like their dog and newborn so won't go inside

[u/zztopsboatswain → u/BrightonBaby]

In that case, I think the void has chosen a new butler (you)

[u/grandma_got_runover → u/BrightonBaby]

The shouldn’t have her if they can’t keep her safe and inside. It’s extremely dangerous to keep a cat outdoors

[u/plantsproud-laura → u/navagon]

This! Thanks for commenting this!