'This is not my cat': Woman finds a beautiful white cat lurking around her porch, now he comes over all the time because he wants cuddles

We love stories about outdoor cats coming to visit their neighbors. They seem to be some of the funniest ones. Seriously, if you're letting your cat roam outside, then be ready to face the consequences of it. We have seen some hilarious stories in this genre. We have seen everything from new neighbors having to warn the neighborhood about their cat and its shenanigans, to cats stealing their neighbors underwear and forcing their owners to apologize to cats embarking on epic romances with their neighbor's cats.

Cats who are allowed to go outside will do whatever they want to do outside, and more often than not, that usually involves the cats having vacation homes - places where they chill when they are not with their owners. We think that is the case here. This cat seems too beautiful and clean to not belong to someone. But at the same time… there is no collar. So we wonder. But for now, at least we know that this house gets some pawmazing cuddles when he comes to visit his chosen humans.

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"This is not my cat. He just shows up at my place for cuddles."

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We don't know the exact situation with this cat. Maye he's a stray, and you have been adopted and just don't know it yet. Or maybe he has simply chosen you to be his vacation home. Either way, we bet that the cuddles are friggin' pawsome.
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Letting your cats roam outside like this is always a risk. Even if this cat does belong to someone already, this may still be the cat choosing someone else. No collar, no chip, no claim. Now, it's the cat's choice.
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