Every winter, Stephanie, an animal rights activist from Montreal, Canada, creates a couple of stray cat shelters in her garden.
A local stray cat arrived up to Stephanie’s home just before the storm hit, noticed the cat houses, and opted to hide in one of them.
Every day, the animal rights activist placed food bowls outdoors. Ono inquired as to if anybody else had lost a similar cat, but received no answer.
As soon as the striped one got a little used to his food supplier, he began to come to the threshold of the house, getting closer and closer every day. Stephanie saw him waiting on the porch for another meal.
When it got colder outside, and the cat became quite bold, the woman decided that it was time to invite him inside.
She pushed the door open, and it worked. The cat was hesitant at first, but after a few minutes of investigating the situation, he became accustomed to the contained environment.
Stephanie has her own cats, so she put the newcomer in a different room for the night. For the first time that evening, the thankful furry purred for her. He had not yet overcome his shyness, but he could not withstand the force of love and affection.
The animal rights activists at Chatons Orphelins Montréal , informed of the situation, immediately offered their help.
The cat, named Teddy, was treated for fleas and ticks. The sweet creature was so happy to be taken care of that it purred breathlessly in bliss. He purrs loudly and does this whenever he is stroked and hugged.
Teddy, like a teddy bear, is very nice and friendly. “They’re always searching for attention and cuddles,” says Celine Krom, an animal rights activist.
“He flirts and requests to have his head massaged, and when he wants his stomach stroked, he turns over on his back.”
He’s roughly three years old, but he’s still a kitten at heart. He meows and looks into his people’s eyes, pleading for their attention.
“After living on the streets for so long, all he wants now is love,” Celine explains.
The tabby cat came across the perfect home looking for help and now lives in VIP conditions.
“He’s ready to find his own family to cuddle all day long.”
