Unveiling the Secret World of Cats: How Pet Owners Exposed the Mysterious Feline Distribution Network

I found my tortie in my yard, under my olive tree, thin and hungry but full of tortitude. I didn’t want cats as I am allergic, so I had to ask local rescues, FB groups and contacts. Nobody had lost her, nobody wanted to adopt her. The local vet confirmed she had no owner.

I wonder what wind blew her to our yard

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I found my baby in the parking lot where i work. He had been hit by a car and had a broken hip. I took him to my vet for help. When i called that night they said he was pretty bad and probably wouldn’t make it. I never called back because i didnt want to know. Fast forward a month and the vet calls me. They had found his owner and the cat made it just fine. However when the bill became too high the owner decided he couldn’t be bothered any longer and abandoned the kitty. The vet asked me if i still wanted him. And i said YES! Its been six years now. We call him Rhodey for two reasons. Because he was hit on the road and for the comic book character in the movies who was hurt and had to learn to walk again. Col. James Rhodes aka Rhodey.

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