'This kitty adopted my grandmother': Skinny orange feline won't stop demanding pets from sweet elderly woman, she eventually adopts him and makes him her barn cat

From rags to…barns! Well, it's still an upgrade.

This little skinny stray was pestering the old lady for days. Apparently the neighbors simply won't take her back in, and that means she's fair game. The grandmother in question decided to do it. When a cat chooses you, you really have no other option than to adopt her. This little orange feline is now the designated barn cat, and is very food motivated. He actually went from a bit skinny to on the chonkier side! But, who doesn't adore a chonky cat?

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It's hard to believe people would just dump their cat outside and forget about it, but people will surprise you. I can't imagine getting rid of a cat in that way, or any animal. Do people not have a heart? How could they do it so flippantly? It's 2026, how hard is it to make a little post on Facebook or social media and get someone to at least pick up the cat? People want to adopt cats all the time, it wouldn't be hard to find a family to take him. But people aren't all the same. There are good people and there are bad people. Some people think there are no bad people, but then how does anyone explain all the existing torment and pain that persists through the world?
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