Stray Cat Won’t Come Near Anyone, Then 8 Months Later Everything Changes
Summary
A Reddit user shared their story of gaining the trust of a stray cat over eight months, resulting in a strong bond between them. Although the user keeps other stray animals, they highlighted the challenge of caring for multiple strays. Many commenters praised the user's efforts, while some debated whether the cat was actually a stray.Key Facts
- The post by Reddit user u/AlreadyFifty gained over 19,000 upvotes quickly.
- The user shared pictures of the once-wary cat now being affectionate, sitting on their foot, and sitting in their car.
- The user has taken in multiple stray animals but does not allow this cat indoors due to having several pets already.
- Some commenters questioned if the cat was truly a stray, noting its well-groomed appearance.
- PETA estimates that there are 60 to 100 million homeless cats in the U.S.
- Homeless cats face threats such as diseases, injuries, and malnutrition.
- The user claims to have helped relocate around 85 cats and several dogs over a decade.
- Newsweek could not verify the specific details of the Reddit user's case.
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