The cat distribution system works in mysterious ways, especially around Christmas time.
Christmas is often painted as a warm, glowing blur of family gatherings, crowded kitchens, overlapping conversations, and a calendar packed with obligations. It's a season of almost too many things going on: travel plans, reunions, old dynamics resurfacing, traditions repeating themselves whether we're ready or not. In the middle of all that bustle, it can feel like there's very little space for surprise. And yet, somehow, that's exactly when the cat distribution system tends to work its quiet magic.
If you've ever heard the phrase, you know it's half joke, half cosmic truth: cats don't always arrive when you plan for them. They appear when they're needed. Suddenly you find yourself with a litter of stray kittens at your doorstep. What do you do? Do you take them in? Do you do TNR or try to find them a home? Well this good and wholesome hooman took in the kittens, took them to the vet, and before they knew it, all the kittens had a warm home. She left one for herself – Nadja. Read the full story below.
