‘This yard is her entire world’: After 8 months of befriending the neighborhood feral cat who lacks survival skills, a kind neighbor purrvides an indoor home for a single-braincelled orange kitty

Feral cats are not like indoor cats—they pawsess far more of their ancestor's survival traits like hunting, climbing, and human avoidance. Unsocialized ferals are usually the neighborhood rat watchers, providing a dutiful service to clear out the vermin in the streets and be beautiful, untouchable felines in the distance whenever hoomans are around. 

However, sometimes there are feral felines that don't have an ounce of survival skills, and these kitties find themselves in a pickle. Unable to fathom catching their own food with their own two paws, these outdoor cats crave the cuddles and the protection of a human companion, but are too scared to approach. This ginger cat in our next tale was the spicy lone-survivor kitten in a litter of feral cats born in the courtyard of an apartment complex, but despite being the only living descendant of a witty feral cat, this fluffy orange almost never got full use of the orange cat collective braincell. 

Keep scrolling to read about how a feral cat with no survival skills ended up befriending the one hooman who would give him a chance.