A cat crawled into a woman’s lap and decided to choose her after he’d roamed around outside for a long time.
Feta the cat with a crinkled ear had a tough time braving the outdoors. He wandered into a cat colony, scrounging for food, where he ended up with battle scratches from other cats. At three years old, he was rough around the edges.
A good Samaritan noticed the timid cat and knew he didn’t belong to the barn cat life. She opted to rescue him and brought him into a local rescue to get him all fixed up.
The shy cat was ready to leave the streets behind. He was so thankful to have food in his belly, a roof over his head and a comfortable bed to nestle in.
Feta received medical care and plenty of TLC from the rescue, and he quickly won over the hearts of the staff. He slowly came out of his shell and grew to really enjoy the company of people.
When he was ready for adoption, he was transferred to The Black Cat Market, a cat cafe in Pittsburgh, in hopes of getting him a better chance at finding a good home. Despite the tough outdoor life, Feta remained very sweet and so forgiving.
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“He took his time exploring the first week or so at home, but his personality came through quickly,” Ashley shared with us. “He is very food motivated and shows up at my feet any time I go into the kitchen.”
Feta has turned out to be quite a chatterbox. He is a master of expressing himself in a repertoire of meows.
He speaks in crackly, crunchy meows when food is involved, and gives silent or squeaky meows when he greets or chats with his people.
Feta enjoys holding paws with Ashley when he naps. He makes the tiniest biscuits (kneading) while he slow-blinks at his mom. He is not afraid of voicing his many opinions and is constantly on the lookout for snacks.
“He’s also been known to try and sneak a bite of mom’s food. He loves to take naps in his big white Lovesac (I don’t get to sit in it anymore. He has claimed it for himself),” Ashley added.
“Between naps and snacks he loves to look at the birds and squirrels out our big living room window. He’s a very curious boy and seems to be happy as a spoiled indoor cat.”
Feta has transformed from a timid outdoor kitty, rough around the edges, to an affectionate, spoiled house cat without a care in the world.
