Next time you go grocery shopping, make sure to pick up a fluffy cat on your way home.
Being born into a large family without financial stability is hard on anyone. And it's not just hard on humans, it's hard on cats too! The little runt in the story below was originally born into a litter of 6 other cats in a trailer park. Growing up in a trailer park could be an incredible experience, and it could also be riddled with hardships. That also goes for kittens. It's no wonder this little guy found his way out of the trailer park where he was born to run away from home. He found himself in a grocery store parking lot, Safeway for that matter. Suddenly, a kind human sees a woman holding a cat, she's full of emotion and desperately seeking solace for the cat.
The man approaches and takes the cat home. Shortly after, he realizes he was blessed by the cat distribution system. He names the cat Bilbo, and sees how graciously he's absorbed into the family. He loves doing cat yoga in the laundry baskets and finds himself a deliquescent liquid form more often than not. Below, you'll find the background story of the cat's upbringing. Our history affects us, but it by no means has to rule out future. Enjoy this wholesome and adorable story of true love at first sight between a cat dad and a stray who was in need of a warm home.
"He was part of a litter of 6 that was born in a trailer park nearby, these photos are taken after him being with me for a few weeks now. He's got his first round of vaccinations now and I'll be taking him to be neutered in the next few weeks. The lady who was taking care of him and his sibling seemed to take good care of him up until I took him but she had a LOT of cats at her place so I imagine there are lots of unfixed cats in that park. They purposely didn't give him a name because they didn't want to get attached, his name is bilbo now."
“As a side note this isn't by any means my first cat, my other cat Cosmo is getting along well with him and they both acclimated fairly quickly, luckily my apartment is perfect for being able to airlock them and slowly introduce. So far he's happy and healthy and part of my micro family!”
