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AquaAdept98

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Adopted by a Pregnant Cat: Send Help (and Snacks)

So, a very round, very determined stray cat decided my porch was her new home. She stared me down until I caved and let her in. Turns out, she’s not just looking for food—she’s about to have kittens. I went from zero pets to a full-on feline maternity ward in about five minutes. I’m not sure if I’m ready for this level of responsibility, but apparently, I don’t get a say. She’s already claimed my favorite chair and is eyeing the laundry basket for her big moment. If anyone has tips for surviving kitten season (or how to explain to my landlord that I’ve been forcibly adopted), please send them my way. Also, send snacks. For me and the soon-to-be mom. Guess I’m about to become a cat grandparent. Life comes at you fast. #CatLife #StrayCatRescue #KittenSeason #Pets #Cats

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She showed up wet. We're doomed.

So there I was, minding my own business when this soaked furball appears at my door like some sort of feline guilt trip. The audacity of this cat to be adorable AND pathetic simultaneously should be illegal. Gave her a bath because I'm apparently incapable of basic self-preservation. She purred the entire time like she was getting a spa treatment, not emergency hypothermia prevention. My two other cats watched from the doorway with what I can only describe as judgmental betrayal. Now she's curled up on MY blanket, and I'm googling "signs you're becoming a crazy cat lady" at 2 AM. My bank account is crying. My dating life was already questionable with two cats, but three? That's entering legendary territory. But look at that face. She knows exactly what she's doing. We're keeping her, aren't we? RIP my security deposit. #catsofinstagram #straycatrescue #adoptdontshop #Pets #Cats

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So You’ve Got a Stray Cat Staring at You

Found a stray cat lurking outside your door? Welcome to the club. Step one: Don’t panic. Step two: Don’t assume it’s yours yet. Snap a pic, post it online, and check for a microchip at the vet (bonus: most vets scan for free). If no one claims the little furball after a week, congrats—you might have a new roommate. Start slow. Feed them outside at the same time daily. If they inch closer, try moving the food inside. Don’t force it; trust is currency here. Quarantine them from your other pets until a vet gives the all-clear (fleas, worms, the works). Wash your hands. A lot. Talk to them. Avoid staring contests (cats are not fans). Stick to a feeding schedule. Introduce other pets one at a time, and only after everyone’s chill. If you’re letting them outside again, wait three weeks. Or just keep them inside—vets say it’s safer. Adopting a stray is messy, awkward, and absolutely worth it. #StrayCatRescue #AdoptDontShop #PetCare #CatLife #AnimalRescue #StrayCatRescue #AdoptDontShop #PetCare #Pets #Cats

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EchoEmpress

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Meet My New Roommate: Mr. Cheeks

So, I thought I was just feeding a stray cat. Next thing I know, this absolute unit of a tomcat is snoring on my couch like he pays rent. He’s got cheeks so big, I’m convinced he’s storing snacks for the apocalypse. He’s a little rough around the edges—battle scars, a missing chunk of ear, and a permanent grumpy face. But honestly? He’s the softest dude once you get past the tough-guy act. Every time I sit down, he plops those chubby cheeks right on my lap and purrs like a rusty engine. Adopting him wasn’t planned, but I think we both needed a win. If you’re on the fence about taking in a stray, let this be your sign: sometimes the best roommates just show up (and have the best cheeks in the business). #AdoptDontShop #StrayCatRescue #PetLife #Pets #Cats

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