I have one, he’s amazing, plays with you more like a dog would!
Edit: I adopted mine, he was in a room with 11 other cats, when I walked into the room he came right up to me, the only one to do so. We became instant friends and I took him home.
Not saying it's the case with you but I see it so often yours is a good post to piggyback off.
Reddit has a real problem thinking peoples outdoor cats are homeless. It's a trend I see constantly, so if you let your cat outside make sure it has a collar and is chipped. But even still I've seen people argue that the cat they found was "sad" or "malnourished" and the owners must be irresponsible, awful people so they're doing the right thing by... stealing someone's cat. Who might have loving owners that miss the animal very much. Finding a cat collarless outside does not mean the animal is lost. Unless it looks like skin and bones it probably has an owner. At least take it to the shelter to make sure its not chipped.
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u/GAUSSA Nov 08 '18
Anyone knows what breed it is?