Two cats have successfully expanded their territory to include the local care home, and their owner is delighted about their new career choice: ‘I know [they] make the care home residents happy.’

It's been a while since we heard of cats living a double life, but this story is on the top of this list.

Not all cats are as faithful as others. It doesn't mean that they don't like their humans… just that they have others. Not making any parallels here (get this thought out of your mind), but it's known that your cat might live a double life, calling themselves "the cat" of another family as well. For them, it means double the snacks, double the pets, and double the size of their kingdom. What more could a cat ask for?

Take our cat, for example. In the previous apartment we lived in there was a shared balcony with the neighbors, who had two cat brothers: Shooki and Simba. They were, and we're not exaggerating, absolute units of cats. Every time they waddled across the balcony to our place, it was a "Oh lawd, they comin'" situation all over again. But our cat, Cassie, is a slender void warrior princess who showed them who's the boss. As long as she let them, they were welcome in our place. But the neighbor described the rule of terror she conducted in their place - she was the queen of both apartments. Luckily for her, the neighbors thought she was cute (which she is).

But some cats don't expand their kingdoms by invading another apartment and subjugating its cats to your will (looking at you, Cassie). Some take a tour at the near care home, and decide "Yes, these old people are great. I'm going to live here 50% of my time". Which is exactly what happened to one cat mom, who discovered her cats in the care home right next to her home. And yes, it's as wholesome as it sounds.

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These images are just… well, imagine you look out the window, wondering where you cats are, and find them across the street inside another building. That would baffle us, for sure. Like, what are you doing there, Mr. Roamsalot? He roams a lot, apparently.
It's truly a sight to behold.
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Yes, we bet the residents love the cats - it's a known thing that elderly people benefit a ton from having a pet to care for. So cats in a retirement home? It's a purrfect solution for both the people, and the cats who need a home.
These ones here, though… it's like they need a home. But at least they make the care home residents happy.
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