Elderly neighbor has to move away and leave her senior cat behind; the couple next door, still healing from their own cat's loss, opens the door a little wider for 16-year-old Mr Sąsiad.

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    Mr Sąsiad has a new/old home
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    My elderly neighbour will me moving some distance away in a few weeks and won't be able to take her cat with her.
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    He's a very elderly little fellow so I think that's perhaps for the best, although he still has plenty of energy given he must be 16 or so.
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    He's always treated both her home and mine as his own (my neighbour also made our cats welcome), so hopefully
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    this will be more like downsizing from two homes to one rather than something too unsettling for him. One
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    reason my wife and I decided not to have any more cats was the pain of losing them and I'm aware that Mr Sąsiad will not be around
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    forever, but I'm so happy that we can give him a comfortable and loving retirement home and save him trying to adjust to a new home and area.
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    Photos are a recent one of Mr Sąsiad, and him in 2011 hanging out with Mr Rudus, a kitten we found in the snow in our back garden, who unfortunately passed away last year.
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    Superb-Coyote5972 So happy for all of you! He looks like a sweetheart!
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    jmkul So happy for you all! Moving house can be very stressful for kitties, so moving in properly to his 'second home', with you,
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    sounds perfect for Mr Sąsiad (and hopefully his first dad can visit occasionally - he must be at least a bit sad at leaving his kitty behind)
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    jeanb23 That is the best outcome - happy tails!
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    Xsiah Looks like he's been having dinner at both houses

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