A cat, trying to convince others to take him home, stepped indoors and immediately lit up the room.
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Last month, a white and orange cat was spotted scrounging for food among the dumpsters at a public housing complex.
For a while, the cat survived on scraps from garbage bags. “He dodged cars and slept inside engine hoods to stay warm. One day, a Good Samaritan alerted Little Wanderers to his story,” Little Wanderers NYC shared.
Once he mustered the courage, he emerged from hiding and began seeking attention. “He’s been trying to make friends and getting himself rescued.”
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The cat approached anyone who would offer attention and pets, meowing sweetly and gently brushing against them. He was delighted when given food, eagerly filling his belly to the brim.
It was clear he didn’t belong on the streets, so volunteers at Little Wanderers NYC stepped in to help. “Although we’ve been overloaded with many cats and requests for rescue assistance, this one seems like a no-brainer.”
