Flirtatious feline uses his singular brain cell to enchant passing boyfriend, he takes the orange kitty home and convinces girlfriend to adopt him as well: 'I have no idea on Earth how this guy survived in the streets'

As far as affectionate cats go, we think that it's a close tie for furst place between black cats and orange himbos. We had an orange cat growing up, and he was literally attached to us at all times. He would complain if we wouldn't let him loaf on our chests while we relaxed on the couch. Black cats are also very loving, but we still think our orange boys take the cake on this one. And this story below proves it!

It must be hard for an orange cat on the street. We all know that orange cats lack the necessary survival skills for just about anything, so living in a place where you actually have to think to survive must be pawsitively challenging. But, they do have one secret technique to use to their awwdvantage - their charm. Ginger cats are purrfectly charming, how else do you think people put up with all of their shenanigans all the time? These chaos-loving creatures are known for causing mayhem wherever they go, but they're also pawsitively adorable, so you can't stay mad at them for long.

The clementine-colored cutie below used his flirtatious feline powers to enchant a passing boyfriend, who absolutely couldn't say no to his powers of purrsuasion, and now he's living it up in their home. 

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