'We didn't bring in a cat, we brought in a raccoon': One-eyed cat masking as raccoon gets adopted by sweet family after months of feeding him outside

It was love at first sight, even if one party only has one eye.

When we first laid eyes on our beloved cat, back when she was still a stray with no home or family, we didn't really know what to expect. We remember thinking she was a beautiful kitten, and admiring her from a distance, but we didn't want to scare her or make her run from us, so we were very cautious about our next steps.

The first step was to pspsps, which surprisingly worked wonderfully. As soon as we pspspsed, she immediately ran our way and started talking to us, and we were over the moon. Before we knew it, she was climbing all over us, demanding pets and head scratches, and basically telling us how long she had been waiting for someone to show her some love.

It took us less than three hours to decide that we are in love with their furry feline and that we must bring her home. It truly was love at first sight… or maybe at first pspsps for her.

When the awwdorable hooman in the story below first saw their soon-to-be furrever cat, they also didn't know what was in store for them…

It all started when they saw this little creature crawling into trash cans, looking for food. They were sure it was a raccoon, since it had grey fur and was obviously happy to go into extreme measures in order to find food. But, as soon as they investigated the matter a little bit further, they realized that the furry gremlin is actually a one-eyed grey cat. A very hungry, very silly, one-eyed cat.
Just as we were unsure whether or not our cat would go along with our pursuit, this hooman proceeded carefully so they would not spook the grey furball. Yet, the kitten was more than happy to be noticed. Day by day, the hoomans fed the kitten and reached out to him, until one day the cat fully accepted his new pawrent and marked them as his own.
Soon after that, the hooman prepared their home for the newest addition, and did everything to ensure the grey not-raccoon would be happy with his new family. Keep scrolling to read the full story!
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