Those of us who have cats must have heard the saying "cats have no conscience". In fact, looking at the things that cats do in their daily lives, sometimes they really feel that they are quite ruthless and unrighteous, for example, if the cats get lost and go out to find them, they may not know you yet. But recently, I heard a heart-warming story about cats, and after reading it, the mood was really up and down, this cat is really too affectionate, and completely subverted the previous view of "cats have no conscience".
The story began at the end of last year, a friend who likes small animals saw an "adoption advertisement" on the Internet, saying that they had a British short blue and white kitten, and they could not continue to raise it due to job changes, hoping to find a new family for the cat. **The chubby little guy on the top is really super cute, and the friend immediately contacted the other party and brought the cat home the next day.
Since then, the little blue cat has lived a fairly happy life at a friend's house, is docile and obedient, and almost never mischievous. But even this gentle cat will be lost. In February of this year, their blue cat called Dan Dan disappeared at night when he went out for a walk with his owner, and his friend was very anxious, and posted the cat search notice all over the community that night, he posted a cat search notice everywhere, on the other hand, he searched carefully in the community, and asked when he saw someone, but he did not find the cat after all.
More than half a month after the cat disappeared, friends began to post cat-hunting information in the city's cats, however, three months have passed, and the cat is still nowhere to be heard.
About five weeks later, in May this year, a lady who was feeding stray cats near the school was feeding the cats when she accidentally saw a short blue and white squatting next to the bench. This lady took a look, hey, hey, isn't this the cat in the cat search notice I saw in the group not long ago? But the lady thought that this must not be possible, after all, the place where the blue cat in front of her is now is at least 10 kilometers away from his house!
Although she thought it was unlikely, she called her friend **. The friend who received the ** rejoiced, and then the woman passed the ** over. My friend took a look at ** and was sure that this was the cat named Dan Dan he was looking for. Then the friend immediately drove to the woman's community, and finally saw the lost balls. It's just a pity that Dandan doesn't recognize him, and he seems to be a little wary of him.
It's looking for its original owner.
The lady wondered, "I'm sorry, you can't be mistaken, it's hard for an average domestic cat to run so far away from its owner's house!" The friend was quiet for a moment, and then said with a smile: "It shouldn't be wrong, because the community where Dandan's current residence was originally where I used to live!" That is to say, since the magical theft of a friend's home, after three full months of life, this British short blue and white finally defied the difficulties, with instinct and memory, found the former owner's community more than 10 kilometers away. It's a pity that this guy doesn't know that its original owner doesn't need it anymore.
Some people may think that it is really not a big deal to walk 10 kilometers in three months, but we must not forget that it is a cute little kitten. When it comes to us humans, going from one place to another 10 kilometers away is usually a straightforward journey from the beginning to the end, but this is not easy for cats. They're not as smart as we are, and they know how to arrange routes. They will just run around, from point A to point C, and then to point D, repeatedly trying and groping, and in the process, I am afraid that they will have to go through countless such lost and forked roads, and finally find the destination in their hearts, point B, which is not close to them. Therefore, the seemingly short distance of 10 kilometers is not so easy for cats, it takes a full three months, and there may not even be a chance to rest.
What's even more poignant is that this little kitten called Dandan has gone through three months of ups and downs, struggling to find the community where the former owner is located, but the poor one does not understand that it has been abandoned by the owner. So, who's to say cats don't have feelings?
But now, Dandan is still wandering outside, because the former shoveler can't catch it. The shovel officer is also trying all kinds of ways to get the balls back home. She really hopes that Dan Dan can go home soon, and at the same time hopes that all pet friends can understand that our pets are actually treasures with deep feelings, and we should try to avoid giving them away.
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