Stray cats are like raccoons or opossums, becoming opportunistic eaters and foraging on the discarded waste of humans for a snack. Yet unlike other city mammals, house cats were never meant to dig through trash with their pink toe beans, and their dainty paws were never supposed to scavenge amidst the garbage. Although every cat is a capable, mighty survivor, wouldn't they prefer a life of luxury in a warm cat bed on the windowsill with a dribbling water bowl, unlimited kibbles, and a catnip toy to play with whenever they want?
Cats may seem like the hardy street critters of the city, but they're far from it.
Their sensitive tummies deserve more than remnants of chicken bones and dried-up banana peels; cats deserve to eat wondrous treats like canned food, kibble gravy, and the occasional sliver of cold cuts. Stray cats remind every cat lover of the lavish luxuries that kittens deserve in captivity. Although they may not have the same roaming freedoms as their stray counterparts, house cats enjoy lives of extreme comfort amongst their lifelong servants, and they wouldn't change it for the world.
Surrounded by love, warmth, and comfort, even before a stray cat realizes it, life inside with the humans is the dream scenario.
So when Rahul the trash cat was caught munching on plastic bags of rotting refuse, the homeowner couldn't resist a rescue. It took months of coercion and weeks of building trust with him, but when the summoning sweetness of delicious cat food drew him in, he was given a taste of the good life. Scared at first, Rahul was a timid cat, but over the course of several slow introductions and gentle back scratches, he learned that he could trust the strange woman who carried his garbage buffet outside.
Rahul no longer has to eat trash to survive, and instead of nursing his wounds with bacteria-covered paws, he can stretch out on his heater-bed knowing that a human has him covered. He's taken care of. He's loved. And he'll never be in danger of eating garbage again (at least, not just for recreation).
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