Have you ever encountered a feral cat that, at first glance, seemed to have a connection with you? Well, it is actually not that easy to befriend and adopt them since they haven’t been socialized with humans. It requires a great deal of effort for stray cats to transition into becoming indoor pets. However, just because it’s challenging doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try. Mig and Toup exemplify the beautiful friendship that can develop between humans and feral cats. Although Mig has known Toup since her high school days, it took time for them to become inseparable. Their bond also inspired Mig to establish her own rescue center called “The Biscuit Factory.” If you’d like to support the rescue and rehabilitation of feral cats, you can visit their social media for more information on how you can help. More info: Instagram | biscuitfactory.net | tiktok.com | Facebook Meet Toup, a chatty fellow that spent most of his life as a stray until he was comfortable enough to join a household Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Mig and Toup have shared a bond for nearly a decade, but only in 2018 did Toup start his transition of becoming an indoor cat Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Due to his clipped ear, Mig believes that Toup underwent a TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) program, an initiative aimed at managing feral cat populations Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Since there are more cats than resources to take them in, a lot of felines live out their lives as feral cats, but luckily for Toup that was not the case Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy After a year or two of feeding Toup, he began to visit more frequently, prompting Mig to make the decision to bring him indoors Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy This transition ultimately allowed Toup to become accustomed to the comforts of indoor life and feel at ease as an indoor cat Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Toup inspired Mig to take saving feral and other cats in need into her own hands and founded a rescue center called “The Biscuit Factory” Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Over the years, Mig and her family have saved 35 kitties with more to come in the future Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy Toup’s journey not only became a testament to the incredible bond that can form between humans and feral animals but also as an inspiration to save other stray cats Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy The post This Is A Senior Cat’s Journey From Feral Life To Becoming An Indoor Pet After Nearly A Decade Of Friendship first appeared on Bored Panda. This Is A Senior Cat’s Journey From Feral Life To Becoming An Indoor Pet After Nearly A Decade Of Friendship

Have you ever encountered a feral cat that, at first glance, seemed to have a connection with you? Well, it is actually not that easy to befriend and adopt them since they haven’t been socialized with humans. It requires a great deal of effort for stray cats to transition into becoming indoor pets. However, just because it’s challenging doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try.

Mig and Toup exemplify the beautiful friendship that can develop between humans and feral cats. Although Mig has known Toup since her high school days, it took time for them to become inseparable. Their bond also inspired Mig to establish her own rescue center called “The Biscuit Factory.” If you’d like to support the rescue and rehabilitation of feral cats, you can visit their social media for more information on how you can help.

More info: Instagram | biscuitfactory.net | tiktok.com | Facebook

Meet Toup, a chatty fellow that spent most of his life as a stray until he was comfortable enough to join a household

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Mig and Toup have shared a bond for nearly a decade, but only in 2018 did Toup start his transition of becoming an indoor cat

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Due to his clipped ear, Mig believes that Toup underwent a TNR (Trap, Neuter, Return) program, an initiative aimed at managing feral cat populations

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Since there are more cats than resources to take them in, a lot of felines live out their lives as feral cats, but luckily for Toup that was not the case

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

After a year or two of feeding Toup, he began to visit more frequently, prompting Mig to make the decision to bring him indoors

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

This transition ultimately allowed Toup to become accustomed to the comforts of indoor life and feel at ease as an indoor cat

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Toup inspired Mig to take saving feral and other cats in need into her own hands and founded a rescue center called “The Biscuit Factory”

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Over the years, Mig and her family have saved 35 kitties with more to come in the future

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

Toup’s journey not only became a testament to the incredible bond that can form between humans and feral animals but also as an inspiration to save other stray cats

Image credits: the.biscuit.factoryy

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