They want to be warm, they want to be cherished, they want to be cuddled, they want trickling water fountains, and they want their kibbles with a side of kitty gravy. Cats are quite simple, really; they ultimately just want to be the centerpiece of every human household, worshiped and loved like they're the feline deity of the entire neighborhood, destined for a life of leisure and kissed every morning.
That's the duality of felinehood, however, because cats are also nimble outdoor survivors.
Bestowed with abilities that make them deft predators, cunning climbers, and acrobatic attackers, kitties may be well-built for a rought and tumble life outside, but that is not where their little hearts lie. Kittens dream of a sunlit nap spot, a nibble of house plant leaves, and the peaceful sound of silence when the humans leave the house for work every morning. Cats may have the skills to survive outside, but that's not where they want to be.
This kitten, a feisty orange warrior, had started his existence in the woodpile outside with his tabby cat siblings and happily feral mama. Although he'd known no other life than the crumbling facade of the woodpile's shelter and the foraging for food and the fight to survive, deep down, this kitten knew there had to be more out there.
Climbing to the surface of the woodpile, this mighty orange kitten found exactly what he was looking for: two bipedal human roommates with a kind heart and a house that could use a resident feline. With all of his strength and all of his might, this kitten meowed for help, screaming for the attention of a pair of cat lovers, hoping they could show him the world of luxury. Although it went against his survival instincts to uncover his hiding spot, this orange kitten took a chance… And it paid off.
Keep scrolling for the adorable rescue story of a kitten who was tired of the outside and found a new way to live life from the comfort of the couch with a bowl of fresh kibbles n' milk every morning to satiate him.
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