Family Finds Note In New Home With Instructions From Previous Owners, Then See Cat Peeking In
- 6 years ago
Family Finds Note In New Home With Instructions From Previous Owners, Then See Cat Peeking In
Miranda and her family just moved into a new home. When they first walked inside their house, the new homeowners found a note left by the previous owners. It was both a request and careful instructions. A feral cat was living in their backyard.
The kitty had been part of the home for a decade. “We immediately looked out the back sliding glass door, and he was looking at us through the door,” Miranda said.
Welcome to ue hope цоо
elcome to our beloved home
hope you enjoy it as much as we have! There's one w we Osk of you, you do not have to do it, but we would
Weate it if you did. In the backuard there is an
orange Kitty who lives there. He is feral and was bom n our backyard la years ago. He has an injured paw and will not let u op near him we feed him everyday twice a day and we have for years now. We usually teed him some dry or wet cat food with some water, on the porch in the backyard, we bought him a little house for the winter and rainy days, that is placed against the wall in the backyard. We would really appreciate it if nu would continue to feed him. We just hate leaving him behind
God Bless and welcome to your new home!
The feral kitty had nothing to worry about. He hit the jackpot with his new caretakers. “We started laughing because we currently have five cats, all but one have been rescued,” Miranda said. “The house we lived in previously, people used to drop off their cats there, and we took them in.”
It’s taken time, but the cat has slowly begun to trust the family. “He used to hide anytime we came to the door. Now we can sit outside with him,” she said. “He will come up and eat now when the screen door is open, which he would not do before.”
We are glad to hear this senior kitty feels at home with this new family. Good thing Miranda and her family are such enthusiastic cat people.
Miranda and her family just moved into a new home. When they first walked inside their house, the new homeowners found a note left by the previous owners. It was both a request and careful instructions. A feral cat was living in their backyard.
The kitty had been part of the home for a decade. “We immediately looked out the back sliding glass door, and he was looking at us through the door,” Miranda said.
Welcome to ue hope цоо
elcome to our beloved home
hope you enjoy it as much as we have! There's one w we Osk of you, you do not have to do it, but we would
Weate it if you did. In the backuard there is an
orange Kitty who lives there. He is feral and was bom n our backyard la years ago. He has an injured paw and will not let u op near him we feed him everyday twice a day and we have for years now. We usually teed him some dry or wet cat food with some water, on the porch in the backyard, we bought him a little house for the winter and rainy days, that is placed against the wall in the backyard. We would really appreciate it if nu would continue to feed him. We just hate leaving him behind
God Bless and welcome to your new home!
The feral kitty had nothing to worry about. He hit the jackpot with his new caretakers. “We started laughing because we currently have five cats, all but one have been rescued,” Miranda said. “The house we lived in previously, people used to drop off their cats there, and we took them in.”
It’s taken time, but the cat has slowly begun to trust the family. “He used to hide anytime we came to the door. Now we can sit outside with him,” she said. “He will come up and eat now when the screen door is open, which he would not do before.”
We are glad to hear this senior kitty feels at home with this new family. Good thing Miranda and her family are such enthusiastic cat people.