r/nowmycat

I’m a home infusion nurse. Leaving a patient’s house I saw a young woman in a parking lot with her car hood up and a carrier. I pulled in to ask if she was okay and if I could help or take her somewhere. She broke down crying telling me her recent series of unfortunate events that has left her in an unfortunate place in life. She was on her way to take this baby to the shelter because of her situation. She asked if I could take him there because she is broken down. I took him, got her a meal and I couldn’t take him to the shelter. I told her I’d keep him and got her number so I could give her updates and send her pics.

It took 6 years to get him in. Grey, was a cat in ky neighborhood that was showing up in my backyard since we move, we thought it was an old lady, by what my neighbors told us, but no, he is a boy around 10ys. He used to dissappear for months and come back all full of blood but last year we build a shelter for him and he has stay there since. But this summer after the passing of my boy, his biggest terror ( funny because my boy was such a pretty boy that looked like he would not harm a fly), we were able to bring him in after taking him to the vet and making sure he was clear to get him close to my other boy. My other boy is a literal baby he doesn't care about him and is teaching him Grey to be a indoor cat. I love to see Grey change, his fur is getting better and also he is helping my boy who was not good after the passing od his brother ( they were brothers from the same litter). And yes he is chuncky, he got a little happy, 16lb happy, vet said it is not too much concern but gave us a weight goal, but he is a big boy with no tail. Also his nickname is Moto Moto Terremoto (earthquake in spanish).😂

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They have woken up and sat neatly on their own like this. "Stay tidy" just like my uncle.