The stray cat that acts coquettishly when meeting people is actually a rare breed cat. It works hard to please passers-by for food.

Do breed cats also stray? When it comes to stray cats, the first thing people think of is often pastoral cats, because in the public’s mind, expensive breed cats are basically impossible to stray, because after all, the owner has spent money and energy on the cat and will not abandon it easily.

However, reality is far more ruthless than imagined. The breed of a cat has nothing to do with whether the owner abandons it. No matter how beautiful the cat is, how docile the personality is, or how valuable the cat is, if it unfortunately encounters an irresponsible owner, the cat will be abandoned for various inexplicable reasons.

If I told you that the owner picked this silver gradient layer with outstanding appearance and well-behaved personality from the community without spending a penny, would you believe it? However, a year ago, the cat was not like this.

That night, when the shit shovel officer was returning home from get off work, he was suddenly blocked by an uninvited guest. It was a big white cat with a gray head and a dirty face. The cat's little face was dirty, as if it had just returned from digging coal.

This cat is very dear to me. When the scavenger called it, it came over and even stretched out its head to touch it. After touching it twice, the cat suddenly fell to the ground, exposing its soft belly, trying to please the person in front of me in this way.

Meow Star: Good Samaritan, I’m so hungry. Can you give me something to eat?

The poop scraper also has a cat. When she saw the pitiful look in the cat's eyes, she instantly lost her guard and called her husband to bring him food and a cat bag.

Yes, she wanted to take this cat home. This was not a temporary decision. In fact, the shit collector had seen this cat in the community a long time ago. It was a stray silver cat, and it was difficult not to attract the attention of cat lovers.

At first, she thought the cat was kept free-range by residents in the community. She asked the surrounding neighbors, but no one knew who the cat’s owner was. The cat had been wandering near the parking space, relying on feeding from well-wishers to survive.

But now that winter has entered, this cat is still wandering. Despite its chubby face, its body is covered with long hair to keep out the cold, and it has no flesh at all. If it continues to wander, it may be difficult for cats to survive this winter.

With a box of canned cats, I easily bribed this cat and let it get into the cat bag obediently. Maybe this little guy is tired of outdoor life, but no one wants to take it away.

In fact, she was very determined to bring this cat home, because she already had several cats at home. Fortunately, her husband was also a cat lover and was very supportive of her approach. He took the cat home first to protect it from the severe cold, and then slowly helped the little guy find an owner.

This cat is more well-behaved and sensible than expected, because the little guy’s hair has become knotted into balls, especially the hair around the buttocks, which is covered with poop. The smell is simply awesome!

When the cat owner was trimming the cat's hair, the little cat remained motionless and very obedient. Maybe he also understood that the kind-hearted person in front of him was trying to help him.

After that, the cat lay quietly in the cage. The long-term wandering made it particularly cherish this hard-won peace.

Early the next morning, the cat owner took the cat to the pet hospital. The physical examination results showed that the cat was about two years old, mildly malnourished, with low immunity. The cat distemper, cat nasal bronchus, and cat cup tests were all negative.

While the official was secretly glad that the cat was in good health, the film showed that the cat was suffering from tracheal stenosis. There is currently no clear treatment for this disease, and it can only be relieved through medication. In severe cases, surgery is required, but surgery is extremely risky and may also cause a series of complications. Could this be the reason why the owner abandoned the cat?

In the end, under the doctor’s advice, the poop scraper chose conservative treatment, limiting the cat’s strenuous activities, cleaning frequently, and keeping the indoor air flowing, which can reduce the frequency of the cat’s illness.