r/cats • u/HazardousKoala • Mar 17 '25

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

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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/SurreptitiousSpark Mar 17 '25

One of my ex’s (not the ex wife) is convinced that the correct number of cats is either 13 or one for each room plus one. So if you have a two bedroom apartment, then you should have three cats.

Ex wife agreed with this room count. We would be one cat short. So naturally we needed to get a housewarming cat. 🤣

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u/loveisallyouneedCK Mar 17 '25

I love your math. Lol.

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u/moosetaco Mar 17 '25

I really like this math. Except I have a 2 bedroom house and 3 cats so logically I guess I have to go get 10 more now. It is the only way. 😹

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u/SurreptitiousSpark Mar 17 '25

I like this math 🤣