Cat lover with severe allergy spends 3 years medically increasing his immunity to fluffy felines so he can finally adopt his first kitten, 'Legolas'

How far will you go for your love of cats? Most of us would happily do anything for our fluffy felines, but we're also not allergic to them. But imagine that you are, for a second. The thing in life that you want the most makes you sneeze nonstop, making life purractically unbearable. Most people would give up there, but not this cat lover below. He spent three years getting allergy shots to build his immunity to cat dander, all so he could have a cute kitty of his own. Recently, he went and adopted his first rescue kitten, 'Legolas', and we literally couldn't be happier for him.

Cat allergies are no joke - they are ranked on a scale of 1 to 4. One is a minimal to mild allergy, which means that you may get a runny nose and your eyes feel a bit watery. Four, on the other hand, is an extreme allergy, making your time in their presence worse than sticking your head in a smelly litter box. What was his allergy level? A four. That's just how dedicated he was.

Now, the two snuggle daily, as you can see below with Legolas purrfectly perched on his shoulder. So next time you meet someone who is allergic to cats, just tell them his tail, and in a short three years, they'll be cured as well!

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Next cat needs to be named Aaragorn, obviously. This cat needs to have a “no nonsense” attitude and must think himself a king of all men. That kind of sounds like a basic description of every cat ever, though.
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One of our cats loves to sleep on us, and although it's very cute, it makes it very hard to breathe while sleeping. When she was a kitten, it was fine, she was small enough that she would stay on our shoulder area. Now, she's so big that her floof spills onto our faces, and it gets very hot and stuffy at night!
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