Giselle Bodin Lyons recently purchased a home, and she was delighted to learn that it came with a lovely kitten. She never anticipated finding a loving cat waiting for her when she moved into a new house.
She was eager to move her belongings into her new house and begin an exciting new chapter in her life. She chose to relocate her belongings carefully because the distance between her old home and her new one is just approximately 20 minutes.
On one of her visits, Lyons was unpacking a few things in the garage when she saw the cat hanging out on top of the water heater and giving her a very confused look. The cat apparently had already claimed the house for herself.
The cat looked grumpy, but she was friendly and sweet. As Lyons unpacked her things, the cat hung around and inspected each and every item. They quickly become friends and shared the funny and sweet moments together.
Lyons assumed that the cat was a neighbor’s pet, but she still provided it with food and water. But every time she went back, the cat was still there.
Although Lyons hasn’t yet moved in formally, she will start looking for the cat’s owners as soon as she does. She will take the animal in if it is a stray. Lyons wants to provide the cat not just food, but also the comfort of a caring home and the necessary medical care.
