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Once you start feeding one stray cat, the whole neighborhood eventually finds out. That one kitty absolutely spreads the word, and suddenly there’s a quiet line forming like it’s a well-run operation. No announcements, no invites, just vibes and timing. One bowl turns into several, and before you know it, you’re running an unofficial community dining hall.
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Stray cats run on a very strict schedule, and once they decide to dine at your establishment, punctuality matters. They show up exactly when they expect food, sit patiently, and stare like they’re waiting on service. If you’re late, they notice. This isn’t casual feeding, it’s a reservation they assume you understand.
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Stray cats usually start out by staying a night or two, just stopping by to see how things feel. Then a few more visits turn into routines, and routines turn into expectations. Before anyone notices, they’re no longer visiting, they’re living there. What begins as temporary quickly becomes permanent, and suddenly the stray is family, acting like they’ve always belonged exactly where they are.
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