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Scared calico cat hiding under the couch.
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Regal calico cat looking at their humans.
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Woman coercing a scared cat out into the open.
(Image is representative only and does not depict the actual subjects of the story.)
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Cats become family the meowment they cross the threshold into a person's home. Like little Trojan horses full of love and mischief, most cat lovers welcome kitties into their house without an afterthought, happily bringing a new furbaby into the fold and giving them their last name on the veterinary paperwork.
Doc Mittens Snugglesworth the 3rd is a member of this family, whether you like it or not!
However, some people, especially people who care to understand, get the magic and the wondrousness of cat ownership, don't get it. They see cats as street vermin, no more important or cuddly than a subway rat. Obviously, those people are totally wrong and should be taught the ways of kitty appreciation. Likewise, people who aren't cat people (yet) should be schooled in the ways of becoming a good pet lover. Animals deserve kindness sometimes more than humans do, so if a person isn't nice to pets, they're probably an awful person, right?
Trust your instincts and your cat's opinion about people. Oftentimes, a cat's intuition is more valuable than our cerebral cortex's assessment. And when a person is intentionally mean to your animals, scaring them on purpose to banish them from their own kitchen, you know all you need to know about that person's character.
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The way a person treats cats says a lot about who they are as a person. Cats, despite their supurrior demeanor and grace, are helpless little beings. Smol, afraid, and sometimes becoming a larger animal's lunch, cats deserve to be protected by us humans and it's our duty to maintain their peace, even if that means kicking an entitled guest to the curb.
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