Woman Shelters Neighborhood Street Cat from a Storm, Ends Up Being the Cuddliest, Adopts Her and Goes Viral on TikTok

Many street cats can be completely feral, so you have to caseous if you want to bring one into your home. This TikToker didn't hestitate when considering bringing in stray into her home while a storm roared on.

TikToker @sweetandsour.pisces has been feeding a stray cat on her porch for over a year. The kitty seemed sweet and when a storm started rolling in through her neighborhood, she made the decision to bring the baby inside. She wasn't sure what was going to happen bringing in a stray cat, but the results were magical. This stray baby was not feral at all, in fact, all she wanted to do was snuggle. They snuggled so much, that whenever the TikToker would stop petting her, the cat would start petting her in return—as if it were her turn to pet the human. 

Stray Cat Rescued

“She's seriously one of the sweetest cats I've ever know,” she says in one of her update videos of the rescued kitty. “She's sweeter than half of the cats I have.” The comment section of every video she shared of this street cat were flooded with viewers saying she has to keep that cat; that the kitty chose her. 

The TikToker also seems very passionate about all pet cats being indoor cats—and many of her viewers agree. She says, “I don't believe in outside cats. I think that's awful and they're not safe outside and they're not good for the environment outside. And anybody who leaves their cat outside does not give a shit about their cat.”

Indoor Cat

The TikToker is keeping her separate from her other cats until she can take the new kitty to the vet to get her checked out. Her viewers are dedicated to this new cat now that the TikToker says she going to name either Patsy or Franny. Her fans are so excited about the new rescued addition to this TikToker's life that the demand more updates to follow this kitty's life. She says she'll be posting her next video of Franny or Patsy on the 13th and viewers are hooked. 

Keep Her

She's Doing Great

Keeping/ Naming Her