Family hears frantic meowing coming from the woods by their house late one night, and finds a small kitten who wastes no time adopting herself in: 'They threw you away like garbage, and I collected you like treasure.'

Cats do whatever they want, even when they're in the most dire of situations, and that includes finding a home and deciding "I live here now."

There's something extra special about cats. We all know it; this is why we're such dedicated cat fans here. And some of this extra special sauce of cats is their determination - cats do what they want, and there's no one out there who could tell them otherwise. And it doesn't end just there. Oh, no. Cats' determination and all that "I do what I want" attitude extend into some of the most dire situations cats can find themselves in - like being abandoned in the woods in a pet-abandoning hot spot. Just like the rural road next to one r/CatDistributionSystem community member's house.

This one person describes how many animals are dumped near their house. We assume that if it's a regular occurrence, they can't do a lot to help every single animal. That's really sad, and we can just hope these pets find happiness again after this grave injustice they've experienced. And this is exactly the case with one very loudly meowing kitten. She was meowing her lungs out in the woods by their house, looking like the skinny abandoned kitten she was. But despite all that she was going through - this special cat determination was instilled in her still.

We think this is one of the Cat Distribution System's powers - it capitalizes on the already existing cattitude and takes it to the next level. It's that audacity (in the most pawsitive way of using this word) to decide "I'm adopted now. You're my new pawrents. This is my house. You are cat people now. I have a loving home, a forever home." And that's the magic of the CDS - it gets all these cats in need right to the home that'll take them in. They might just need this little extra nudge of extra special audacity, so to speak, to help them. And we love when that happens.