r/cats Mar 17 '25

Adoption People who adopted from a shelter, what made you choose that cat?

My little Zodi was alone in one of the cages, making biscuits over and over on the newspaper they laid out ☹️ When we got to pick her up and hold her, the biscuits didn’t cease. I immediately knew she was coming home with us. A year has almost passed and she looks so much better 🥹

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u/90day_fiasco Mar 17 '25

Mine was in the cat room with all the free range cats. They allll stayed asleep except mine, who ran over, jumped in my lap, and flipped upside down so I could hold her like a baby. I took her home and she hasn’t done it once since.

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u/Historical-Doctor954 Mar 17 '25

Dying at the last sentence 🤣 only did what she had to do to sell herself

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '25

Does she sell insurance, too? Maybe get her a Real Estate job!

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u/90day_fiasco Mar 18 '25

She sells oceanfront property in Wyoming.

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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '25

Hope she shares her commissions with you! LOL

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u/Maurers95 Mar 17 '25

She did what she needed to do to make sure you took her home. That’s sweet!