Mykonos to athens this man was traveling alone with his cat and she didn't leave his side! Cute

Found her pressed up against the inside curb of a 3 lane roundabout so I jumped out and scooped her up. After 2 more years in the land of sand, she made the 7,000 mile flight back to the states with me where she’s been living like royalty.

To add a little positivity and happiness out there!! 🥰🥰🥰

This is Thundy!

I used to do cat rescuing for years until a few years ago when I stopped from lack of resources (I was doing this all myself- getting them trapped, vetted and then adopted out). From contacts in the cat rescue community, people would still reach out to catch cats or to temporarily foster some cats (often for socialization cause I just loved taming the spicy boys).

I got called on Christmas Day to go trap a cat in pitiful condition. Full of scars, limping, dirty, matted and being chased off properties by mean people.

I went and trap him and the deal was I was going to house him until after Christmas, when a foster for the rescue who was taking his case on, was going to come get him. She never came…and I couldn’t just throw him out, he already won my heart.

So I offered to foster for this rescue I never even heard of. Turns out they were amazing! We got him vetted (no he was not micro chipped and we went door to door, this cat was there for years begging for food and clearly had a home at one point, but was abandoned).

Turns out I did not hold my end of the deal when I promised my husband “no more cats”, because we’d get stuck with them way too long.

2 months later and I’m working with the rescue to adopt him. He’s currently in the “meeting his foster cat siblings” phase, trying to see if they’ll all get along (as he’s FIV+, but so is one of my four other cats!).

All this to say that, so many cats are overlooked and end up dying outdoors…but when you do manage to save them, they are so grateful and you can see their life change before your eyes 🥹🥹🥹

I think they believe teaming up together gives them better odds at a 2nd breakfast…must hold fast.

He’s so sweet. He’s 4 and we named him Bean. He was taken into a shelter in early December from the street and they don’t know his history prior to that. But we’re assuming that he lived with people because he warmed up to us very quickly.

He’s gotten very comfortable with us in just a few hours and he seems really happy. He’s eating, drinking, and using the litter box. He’s loving hanging out on the cold, hard tile even though most of our apartment is carpeted lol. We love him a lot already!

My little girl is the sweetest. She never scratches or bites and she loves pets and cuddles.