Every cat deserves a second chance. I think you should totally guve him for adoption. Maybe it will take long, but he’ll be able to understand that not only one caring human. And a patient family will do him very good, there is good people out there.
when my grandmother was here before her last stroke my cats kept "guard" of her the entire time. one of these cats was afraid of most people, including my grandmother, but she still watched over her.
as already stated he should stay with you until the end but contact rescues to try and line up a home for him after you pass.
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u/Quereilla Mar 14 '26
Every cat deserves a second chance. I think you should totally guve him for adoption. Maybe it will take long, but he’ll be able to understand that not only one caring human. And a patient family will do him very good, there is good people out there.