Feline family finds frostbitten kitten outside but plans to give her away, but their orange cat changes everything by adopting her like a long lost sister, cat mom says: 'He knew before any of us did'

Who are you to say no to your cat when they are so clearly in love?

"No more cats!" are the most famous last words that every cat purrson knows. We've probably said it hundreds of times, and yet, when a new feline friend needs our help, who are we to turn a blind eye when we can make a change that could literally save their precious life? We can't. And yet, we still say that this one is the last one, that no matter what, they won't stay with us. We'll just keep them for a few days until we can find them a furrever home.

But we all know that we're not really in charge of that decision. Our cats are.

Although we often see cats as solitary creatures, many of them thrive with a fluffy friend. So when this family's orange cat fell deeply in love with the fragile, frostbitten kitten they saved, they knew they couldn't separate them. Their orange cat adopted her like a long lost sister, his purrsonality really opening up as they learned to play together, nap together, and even eat together. Soon, they became inseparable, and they couldn't imagine his life without her in it.

And so, the "we were just planning on keeping her for a few days" turned into a purrmanent adoption, and we couldn't be happier for not only the kitties, but for the whole family. They gained another cute cat, and their cat gained another family member. A happy ending for all purrticipants!

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“He knew first that the cat distribution system works on cats too. So grateful we kept our girl”
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It always starts with, “They can stay in the garage (or bathroom) for a few days while we figure things out”. But you always start to get attached (at least, we do). Then, once the vet clears them for meeting other cats, you start the introductions… and if it goes well, your decision is pretty much already made for you. What's one more cat, right? One more can't be that bad, you already have everything you need to care for it. So it's not that big of a deal, right? Okay, fine, they can stay!
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My cat Raphael figured out twice that I’d got a another cat in my room, and both times he managed to bust open the door (to my absolute horror and shock) and ran on in before I could catch him, he sniffed them, gave them a quick head lick and that was that, they were his new besties and he refused to leave them. Unfortunately we lost one of his besties, chaos but we still have mad max. The best part is mad max was never supposed to be mine, he belonged to my best friend who had to live with us for a while and urm, Raphael just kinda stole him - my poor best friend sobbed her little heart out when she moved out because she loved max but couldn’t bare to separate him from Raphael as they’d bonded. Don’t worry though she still sees him and gets all the updates on his adventures and mischief. And she has two beautiful cats keeping her, her fiancé and her children on their toes! / this_ginger_loves_books
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THAT TAIL FLIRT / gabbyteng
Most orange cats are male. If you have a female, that’s pretty special. About 10% are girls. /
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Orange cats are like the best little cat ambassadors aren’t they? / tallyhoslipcovers
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The thing a pawrent wants most is for the cattos to be happy. What's one more cat for many more years of happiness? Nothing. The answer is nothing.
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