'The CDS finally chose me!': Boss goes out in pouring rain to save a black cat from the harsh weather, he gives it to his employee who promptly takes home the void

Briana Viser • Writer and Editor

Apr 22, 2026 3:00 PM EDT

To go out in the pouring rain to save a little cat from some bad weather isn't just sweet and heartfelt, it's actually good karma. You'll never know the extent of these small actions or how they affect the world until you take a cat home furrever.

It was November, in the nascence of winter's beginnings, when you can't properly predict the weather. There's a void cat hanging around a job site. This person never saw the cat there before, and then on a particularly cold and rainy day, the void was there. This person couldn't even work knowing that the cat was outside getting rained on. So the person's boss went out in the cold and rain to help catch the cat, and brought it to this person. Then the person begged her husband to let them keep the cat, and he approved! After the vet appointment, they realized this kitten was only 4-5 months old. He was skinny and full of worms, but they got him promptly treated and tested for everything. The married couple actually had a plan to go to a shelter and get a kitty, but that's why the cat distribution system works in mysterious ways. It has a way of knowing you before you know yourself, claiming your space and gifting you a cat from the universe. Enjoy the rest of this special story.

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It doesn't matter if you believe karma or not. Karma doesn't care if you believe in it either! There's no proof, but of course our actions effect the cosmos of the universe in ways we can't predict. There’s something about finding a tiny kitten in the rain that feels like more than coincidence. The world is gray, the sky heavy, and then suddenly there it is — small, soaked, and vulnerable, as if placed directly in your path. In that moment, it can feel like fate is quietly asking something of you. Saving that kitten becomes more than just an act of kindness. It feels like stepping into the right moment at the right time, choosing compassion when it matters most. Wrapping it in warmth, bringing it out of the cold, offering safety — these small actions carry a weight that lingers long after the rain stops.
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