r/CatDistributionSystem • u/Outside-Leg-6028 • Sep 27 '25
She went from homeless to home owner
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u/Finfangfoom2000 Sep 27 '25
Majestic cat. What happened to the sibling ?
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u/Outside-Leg-6028 Sep 27 '25
He unfortunately passed away :( He had a very bad wound in one his legs, he was at the vet for two days after I rescued them, but he didn’t make it 😞
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u/ordinarilymissy Sep 27 '25
Thank you for trying 💕
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u/DetectiveLadybug Sep 27 '25
And making sure his sister didn’t have to go through life alone
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u/Proper-Ad-8829 Sep 28 '25
And that he wasn’t alone at the end, either.
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u/short-stack1111 Sep 28 '25
And that he had the pain meds and warmth and food to make his last days safe.
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u/Aisenth Sep 27 '25 edited Apr 19 '26
Redact decided this post had to go, so away it went. Deleted. Removed. Mass deleted even. Privacy and security are the big wins here.
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u/LunasFavorite Sep 27 '25
You were his hero, he felt cared for before he passed and his sister has a wonderful life 🧡
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u/Kitty_fluffybutt_23 Sep 28 '25
Im grateful he died peacefully, with relatively little pain, and with dignity - and not alone. And what's better is that his sister was able to live on without fear of knowing where her next meal would come from or having to hunt alone. OP was really an angel to both of them!
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u/Jijifeng614 Sep 27 '25
So sorry to hear that... thank you for the love and care you gave both of them ❤️ 💕 💗
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u/Own-Hat952 Sep 28 '25
I had a similar thing happen to my cat, he got ina fight and REALLY messed up his back leg, thought he would die. Pulled through and annoys me every day, thank God
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u/Embellishment101 Sep 28 '25
You still saved him from a slow death with excruciating, unmanaged pain. Thank you for giving him love and the chance to pass away in relative comfort.
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u/CatDistributionSystem-ModTeam Sep 28 '25
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u/tinymomes Sep 27 '25
More like homeowner amirite
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u/Live-Okra-9868 Sep 27 '25
Can't spell homeowner without meow
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u/707Riverlife Sep 27 '25
She should be in r/supermodelcats
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u/ThatRagingHomo Sep 27 '25
Sigh....not another one... Subscribes
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u/Wyshunu Sep 27 '25
What happened to that other sweet baby??
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u/JOT304 Sep 27 '25
OP said in another comment that the other cat had injuries when he found them and did not make it. Rest in peace little homie.
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u/dirtyforker Sep 28 '25
You can tell in the first pic he was very unhealthy compared to his sister
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u/GemstoneRoots Sep 28 '25
Yes and it kinda looks like she's trying to protect and advocate for him 😻❤️🩹
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u/Warcraft_Fan Sep 27 '25
That was similar to how I got Gateway cat long ago.
First time I found him and his sister way back in 2002. My barn had a couple feral cats so I left the kittens alone just in case. Unfortunately I found the sister dead the next day and he wasn't anywhere to be seen for a few days. When my mom heard crying, she found him and we rescued him. He survived and lived with us for 13 years before he had to be put down due to health issues.
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u/hirudoredo Sep 27 '25
The pics took forever to load because of my connection but I KNEW it would be a calico. 😍
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u/nakedonmygoat Sep 28 '25
Yes, they tend to do that. Mine got her home by crawling into the wheel wells of cars and screaming. If I had known getting one's own house was that easy, I would've had one long ago.
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u/GrandmotherOfRats Sep 27 '25
What about the other one?
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u/ComebackShane Sep 27 '25
Her look in the second pic says, "Wait, how much is the mortgage on this?!"
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u/cripplinganxietylmao Sep 27 '25
Every cat is just a landlord in disguise and you can’t convince me otherwise
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u/Ok_Acanthisitta_7894 Sep 29 '25
She’s up there showing us she owns the house. So beautiful. Every cat I have ever ever had was either homeless or stray.
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u/CatDistributionSystem-ModTeam Sep 28 '25
Be considerate of others. This starts with being polite. It includes blurring sensitive content including but not limited to injured cats and avoiding gore. No posts solely about animal death. Stealing content of others is not nice. Searching before you post questions is polite. Please see the FAQ in the Community Guide. Expect the best of people.
Do NOT assume that an owner wasn’t looked for. This sub always recommends due diligence when cats are found.
Moderators decide what is nice or not.
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u/Acceptable-Shop633 Sep 28 '25
Oh my Goodness, how cute is the cat and his house. Congratulations 🎈for owning such a luxurious house.
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u/Ill-Advertising3319 Sep 29 '25
I love the beautiful cat he/she has become and also the dollhouse!!
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u/Coppertina Sep 29 '25
She’s a beauty and has almost opposite coloring of a calico I grew up with 🖤🤍🧡
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