'Does the CDS control adoptions?': Guy meets with foster mom to adopt a cat, but turns out cat's brother wants to be adopted too, he leaves with a full family

It can feel so serendipitous to be chosen by not one, but two cats!

This guy goes to meet with a foster mom. The meeting went well, and he was expecting to bond with the white cat, Mello. But it turns out that the black cat, Toast, was the one who couldn't keep is little paws off of him! He kept nibbling this guy's fingers, and even the foster mom comments that she's never seen him do that before. Maybe the guy just tasted good! But this little black kitty was purring so loudly, and it was clear that the two had a connection. Mello was really happy to have someone give him belly rubs while he laid in the sun. A few hours later, he gets a call back from the foster mom and is told that she already called the shelter and told them that he's the one who will take these two boys! Despite there being another interested party, he was chosen by not one but two cats amongst others. Read the full tale below for all the best and most wholesome story.

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It can be something almost mystical about the way cats choose their people. I know that when I got my little cat he really took to me more than all the other roommates, and years later we're still the dynamic duo. It never feels logical or planned, instead it happens randomly, and before you know it there's a cat meowing in your ear and rubbing against your legs. You might think you're the one doing the choosing, but deep down it feels like the decision was never yours. Being chosen by a cat feels serendipitous. It's like something amazing just stumbled upon you and you don't even have a say in it. Cats are usually known for their independence, their selective affection, their careful observation of the world. So when one (or two) decide that you're safe and theirs, it really feels significant. It's not taken lightly, and you shouldn't take it lightly either. It's earned in little ways, energetic shifts, ways that make the cat just feel absolutely safe. It's about being in the right place at the right time.