Wholesome woman seeks the online feline family's advice on introducing a kitten to her dogs, after finding a little void fluffball under her tire, meowing for help.

Sometimes cats enter a full house, and that's no less wholesome than them being your first pets.

You see, adopting your first cat can happen in a multitude of ways. Whether it's a childhood cat, a weird case of finding a cat in an unexpected place (usually the courtesy of the Cat Distribution System), or planning on adopting a cute little fluffball to add to your domestic zoo of pets you have at home. But sometimes it's a surprising, unexpected CDS delivery, even if you're a self-declared dog person.

This one woman already has two dogs - and that's got to be a handful. Two doggos running the show, borking and wagging, excited and happy. But then a neighbor alerts her that, hey, you have a crying kitten under your tire! She might be a dog person, but it doesn't mean she's going to skip helping a purrfect little void in need. And, you know what? We're so proud of her. We're all cat people here, but we have a very special corner in our hearts dedicated to non-cat people who still lend a hand, give from themselves to help a cat, and maybe even turn into a cat person in the process.

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It's so impurrtant that this person knew - first thing, to the vet. Getting an animal you want to adopt or foster to a medical check first is essential, especially if they were on the streets. A healthy pet is a happy pet, even if they need to bear the vet visit (a horrible thing, of course), and even an occasional cone of shame prescription (humiliation, obviously).
For this precious little kitten, it was necessary. With all the things on the list of “the vet needs to take care of that”, it's good that he got the treatment he needed. We're just so happy to know he's on his sure way to health, happiness, and a purrmanent forever home.
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A black kitten is being held in a woman's hands.
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We love the online feline family! Always at the ready to give advice and share knowledge, all in the hopes of helping another cat pawrent in need. Sometimes, the collective knowledge of people online is a precious pool to draw from, and when it comes to cat people, from literally all over the world - everyone is always happy to help. It's almost as if the love for cats, this wholesome thing that unites us all, makes such nice and heartwarming interactions form people who otherwise wouldn't know of each other. But since we're all about helping cats - all cat people are always at the ready. What a kind bunch the online feline family is.
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