u/Routine_Anxiety00

Image 1 — My 17yo has decided she loves her brother and it makes me happy
Image 2 — My 17yo has decided she loves her brother and it makes me happy
Image 3 — My 17yo has decided she loves her brother and it makes me happy
Image 4 — My 17yo has decided she loves her brother and it makes me happy
Image 5 — My 17yo has decided she loves her brother and it makes me happy
Image 6 — My 17yo has decided she loves her brother and it makes me happy
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My 17yo has decided she loves her brother and it makes me happy

My camera roll is full of pics like these and they bring me so much joy that I thought I would share them.

u/Routine_Anxiety00 — 2 days ago

My 17 yo girl finally loves her little brother

My old girl was an only cat for a long time. She was originally a feral who my family caught as a kitten (along with many half siblings and one full sibling over the years before we were able to catch and spay the mother) and she loved her brother and one half brother who was blind/probably brain damaged and hated all of our other cats. Her bother ended up getting coyote-ed when she was only 2 and she took it really hard. We ended up moving and she was chosen to come with us (the rest staying with my moms ex) and, because we thought she would get lonely, we later brought one of her older half brothers as well. She decided she hated his guts and didn’t want him in her house, and eventually managed to chase him out into the woods.

So she was an only cat, less because we only wanted 1 cat and more because we were worried for the safety of any cat we brought into the house. Almost 3 years ago a stray kitten ran into our house and we took him in. He is a little monster- sweet but destructive, and probably extremely inbred. It’s taken a couple of years of very reluctant tolerance but in the last 6 months I think she has really started to love him. My camera roll is now filled with pictures of her using him as a pillow and I’m just so happy she has a friend again.

u/Routine_Anxiety00 — 2 days ago