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It really sounds like she’s chosen her new home all on her own. She kept coming back, stayed through the cold, and settled in once she felt safe and comfortable. Animals are pretty clear when they know where they belong, and she seems to have made that decision without any drama. Sometimes home isn’t about paperwork or labels, it’s about where someone feels warm, fed, and at ease.
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It might be worth having one more open conversation with the neighbors and offering to formally take her on, even if that means offering to buy her. Clear communication can help avoid hurt feelings and confusion later on, especially since everyone seems to care about her well-being. Framing it as wanting to make sure she’s safe, warm, and properly cared for could go a long way. Sometimes a simple, honest conversation makes things easier for everyone involved.
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That cat has already made up her mind. She’s not visiting anymore, she’s living there. She came inside during the cold, stayed, bonded with the other pets, and settled in like she belonged all along. When a cat chooses comfort, safety, and routine and keeps coming back for it, that’s usually the answer. Labels aside, she’s found her place.
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