Comfortable
The process of cats adapting to outdoor life alone is far less poetic and comfortable than the photos.
"Tagore" and "Haha", who love cleanliness, have not taken a shower for two weeks. They see dust flying around when they run around. It is really dusty.
brought canned food to the furry children for dinner and cut it in two. "Haha" quickly finished his own, and then went to grab "Tagore's". He demonstrated in a rough voice and was very domineering. "Tagore" stepped aside gentlemanly, stretched himself, and was about to lick his paws. A plane just happened to roar by, and the meow dad pushed "Haha" aside, trying to protect "Tagore"'s food. "Tagore" suddenly roared and hugged Dad Meow's shoe and bit it down. Fortunately, there was no force, only pain and no broken skin, which was shocking. After "Tagore" bit it, he stayed far away. I gave it some fish meat and took it over, gently touching its head.
sadness
After dinner, it was a happy time to take a walk together. "Tagore" first squatted at the window and refused to go out. "Haha" followed us for a few meters, and when he heard the barking of a wild dog, he refused to go any further and shouted at us, fearing that we would leave.
Guarding the two furry babies, "Haha" excitedly nuzzled meow dad and then nuzzled meow mom, rolled a few times, acted coquettishly and enjoyed my caress. "Tagore" huddled in a corner, glum. Is it regretting biting its dad just now, or is it blaming us for not taking it home and living in fear every day?
Combed "Tagore"'s shiny fur, gently comforted it, and told it about the helplessness of its parents.
After getting along for a year, our two furry babies trusted us and relied on us, bringing us happiness but also adding to the chaos. They can read our faces and we can understand their voices. They were separated for a period of time independently, but they were so worried.
