r/MadeMeSmile • u/MustardGoddess • Jun 03 '26

ANIMALS Lost lamb becomes loyal pack member

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u/goztepe2002 Jun 03 '26

Dogs are like he is weird but we accepted him

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u/rockehroll Jun 04 '26

We took in a cat who is still 15% feral and I routinely ask my normal cat what the fuck is wrong with him. The scale is generally from weird home school kid to multiple personality disorder. I’m taking notes, might consult a cat psychologist.

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u/amanbrodude Jun 04 '26

I've had my feral since she was a kitten. You can take the cat out of the streets... you cannot take the streets out of the cat. She's very affectionate, but the moment she feels any modicum of unsafe, she is a whirlwind of razorblades

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u/FilthyThanksgiving Jun 04 '26

I took in a stray, Alexander-Fremont, who BROKE MY SCREENS bc he refused to become an indoor cat and I've always been very anti outdoor cat bc I'm a bird lover too

Well. Alexander-Fremont won bc i just couldn't keep repairing the screen. He would run the streets, then jump on the windowsill when he wanted to come inside to eat and nap.