Everyone, are you ready for the most wholesome and heartwarming thing you've seen on the internet this whole entire week? Get the tissues, get ready to aww, and then you will be. It's time to meet the newly adopted faces of the week!
Every week, we bring you a whole new collection of wholesome cat adoption stories from around the interwebs. Because if there is one pawfect way to start a Friday, it's with a whole bunch of awwdorable kitty cats finding their purrfect forever homes.
We would like to say the biggest, most heartfelt thank you to all those who have adopted this week, all those who have adopted in the past, and those who will adopt in the future. And, as always, a massive shout out to all those who took a chance on adopting a senior pet, or a pet who is sick and is in need of some extra love and care. You guys are pawmazing. Thank you to giving these kitties a second chance.
"We found Miles inside my husband's wheel well. Looked for mama, but she wasn't anywhere. So now he's home! We were going to foster and adopt out, but everyone just fell in love with him. Oh, and our son named him Miles after Miles Morales :)"
"I volunteer for a cat shelter and this kitten was dropped off by a woman who said her neighbors were trying to kill him because they didn't like black cats. After being treated for an abscess on his leg caused by a bb, I've adopted him so he can derp his life away in comfort and safety."
"What a shame nobody wanted him because he was 'too plain' and 'too old' (13 when I adopted him, 14 now). He's the sweetest, most loving cat. He never stops purring, and always head rubbing and head butting, this is one of my best pics of him. Onyx. I'm always going to adopt a senior."
"This is Filtch. He is 11 years old. We have fostered him for 7 months. He has diabetes and requires two shots a day. We knew when we first got him he would eventually lose his left eye because of some kind of infection. We just found out today that he now has his forever home and has been adopted."
"My recently adopted male 3yr old Siberian cat (he's a retired breeder)is not as fluffy as most Siberians. The breeder was reputable and supplied me with all the correct paperwork. Is my baby boy's lack of fluffy coat concerning, and is there anything I should do? Please share your thoughts with me"
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