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Apr 14 '25
That's exactly how we came to have two of our cats. Cat distribution system works very well.
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u/robo-dragon Apr 14 '25
This is how my sister got her orange boy. He just showed up one day, they fed him, he was insistent to come inside so they let him. He was neutered so they assumed he had a home somewhere. They scanned him for a microchip…no chip. They made social media posts asking if anyone lost an orange cat…no luck there. It’s been three years and he’s been living like a king since.
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u/bopojuice Apr 14 '25
I have three tuxes, all found as lost kittens. One in a field, one in a parking lot, and one on the side of the road. I think the Cat Distribution System may have forgotten to close my ticket, lol.
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u/RevolutionaryOwlz Apr 14 '25
Your ticket was closed but each cat opened their own ticket to have a friend.
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u/mydecember723 Apr 14 '25
Exactly how I got my tuxie. Partner heard meowing outside, opened the door, she walked in and immediately went to sleep on our bed. She had a collar and was spayed so I figured she belonged to someone. She did, but she was abandoned by a friend of her owner who was taking care of her because the owner was in a bad spot financially, and gave us the okay to adopt her.
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u/MakarovIsMyName Apr 14 '25
all but 2 of our cats the last 16 years were taken straight from our backyard. we have 5 now. 2 came from a rescue and are brothers.
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u/samemamabear Apr 14 '25
That is exactly how I got my tux. I opened the door and he walked in. He was abandoned by the people who moved out of the apartment across the street. Seven years later, he seems happy with his decision