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A cat wanted to be everyone's neighbor and was admired by many. Then one day, he decided he was ready for a fresh start. Mr. RogersTails HighMr. Rogers (aka Buddy Boy), the cat, was a fixture of the neighborhood, the talk of the town, and loved by many.From the day he arrived as a stray, Mr. Rogers won many hearts with his chubby cheeks and lovable personality. Several kind-hearted neighbors took him under their wing, ensuring he was well-fed and safe.He made regular visits to their doorsteps, quickly becoming a beloved community icon. He arrived in a neighborhood as a strayTails HighHe ran the block like he owned it, going door to door to "shoot the breeze" with his neighbors. "He would make himself comfortable on porches, gazing into windows and sprawling out on sidewalks for belly rubs," Tails High, a local animal rescue, shared.He'd lounge on a neighbor's patio chair, waiting patiently for them to come outside and join him. He visited the kind neighbors who cared for himTails HighHe even attended backyard parties, where he was lavished with snacks and all the attention he desired. Though adored by every neighbor, he still hadn't entertained the idea of becoming an indoor pet.That all changed one day when they found him in need of help. He even attended backyard partiesTails High"One day, Mr. Rogers came for his usual feeding, and he was limping badly, so his caretakers knew he needed help."They immediately brought him inside to safety and contacted Tails High for assistance. "We worked with them to arrange a visit to our ER. He had a soft tissue injury to his knee, likely from jumping awkwardly." He enjoyed hanging out with the neighborsTails HighFortunately, all he needed was some pain medication and plenty of rest to recover. In the days that followed, Mr. Rogers wholeheartedly embraced his new life as an indoor cat. "He was a perfect gentleman inside."He reveled in the comfort of a loving home, the company of his humans, and food galore. "We knew he couldn't go back to life on the streets." He was brought indoors when they discovered he was walking with a limpTails High"Mr. Rogers made his way to a Tails High foster (home), where he continued to thrive. He met other kitties and even a doggie friend, and he was truly just the best boy."When he was finally ready to settle into a home of his own, the perfect application arrived. A woman who had recently lost her beloved cat was searching for a companion for her senior cat. "When she saw a picture of Mr. Rogers, she was instantly smitten." Soon, he showed how much he enjoyed being an indoor catTails HighShe warmly welcomed Mr. Rogers into her home, and before long, he made quite a name for himself in the new neighborhood. "He is now the talk of the senior community he lives in with his mom and new sister."Members of the senior community are enamored with Mr. Rogers and often visit him for their much-needed "cat fix." He has been adopted by a wonderful family, and his new neighbors are smitten with himTails High"They love coming to play with him and all the life he brings to his new neighborhood."Mr. Rogers continues to do what he does best—being a good neighbor and spreading joy and laughter throughout the community. "He's truly living up to his name, which his new mom decided to keep." Tails High"Take care of your community cats. Get them help when they need it. Open your heart and home until a more long-term solution can be found. You just might have a Mr. Rogers."Share this story with your friends. More cats at Tails High on Instagram and Facebook.Related story: Cat Walks Straight into a Carrier and Never Looks Back, Turns Out He's the Chillest Cat Ever

A woman heard her lawn mower "meowing." As it turned out, there were many kittens in need of help. Lori WhiteAbout two months ago, a Good Samaritan heard what sounded like kittens coming from her riding lawn mower.Following the sound, she was astonished to find a litter of kittens under the mower. They had likely been crying for their mother for days, but she was nowhere in sight. Carefully, the finder retrieved each kitten from between the blades.She counted a total of eight kittens. After unsuccessfully trying to locate the mom, she contacted her local rescue, ARPO, for help. ARPOThe kittens were starving and in desperate need of round-the-clock care. "Thankfully, they were safely delivered to one of our incredible bottle feeders, who reports they immediately latched onto the bottle with hungry little mews," ARPO shared.Feeding eight hungry mouths was no easy feat. To ensure each kitten received the best care, another foster volunteer stepped in to help. ARPOLori White welcomed five of the kittens into her care, allowing the original foster to focus on the three smaller ones. Shortly after they arrived, the resident dog, who adores kittens, watched them lovingly from just outside the playpen.Waking up at 3:30 a.m. to feed the kittens soon became part of the daily routine. "The kittens are helping me by being good eaters, which is always a relief," Lori shared. Lori WhiteGreta, the gray tabby, had a hearty appetite and always claimed the first spot at feeding time. Her calico sister, Daffodil, wasn't just the biggest of the bunch—she also made it clear she was in charge."Daffodil likes playing with our momma cat stuffie and trying to bite her ear." DaffodilLori WhiteAs the kittens outgrew their nest, they moved into a spacious pen, where they learned to eat from a dish and dash around like tiny whirlwinds.Every morning, Lori walked into a chorus of five screaming kittens. While some tried to scale the panels in hopes of speeding things up, Daffodil took a more direct route, climbing up Lori's arm to ensure she got exactly what she wanted. Lori White"Daffodil is for sure the diva of the group. She knows how to eat wet food from a plate but prefers to have her bottle served on your lap and takes her sweet time eating.""She was the first to appoint herself as my office assistant and was the first to climb up and out of the soft playpen in my office." Greta, Mikey, Daffodil, Sprout, and SamLori White"Greta prides herself on being one of the first in her group to wean from the bottle and eat from a plate. She loves to be picked up and is a great big sister to her siblings."Sprout (the darker tabby) clung to his bottle, reluctant to wean. He was the most frantic eater, flailing his arms furiously to grab the bottle from his foster mom. Greta, Daffodil, and SproutLori White"Sometimes, you just have to let them go at their own pace. For Sprout, he was apparently ready once he reached two pounds."Mikey, a sleek house panther with a charming white patch on his chest, has a playful personality and plenty to say. His brother, Sam, another house panther, is calm and always goes with the flow. Mikey, Daffodil, Sprout, and SamLori White"Daffodil is the typical calico diva, demanding attention, while Sam is very laid-back and content."All eight kittens are thriving in foster care with kind humans catering to their every whim. Soon, they will be zipping around, filling every corner with their playful antics and boundless joy. Sam, Sprout, and DaffodilLori WhiteShare this story with your friends. More on the kittens and Lori's fosters on Instagram@dreaming_of_foster_kittens and ARPO @arporescue.Related story: Cat Puts His Arms Around Everyone at Animal Shelter Until He Finds a Family of His Own

A kitten showed up in a front yard, hoping for some food, but ended up getting more than he'd expected. Harold (aka Hubert)Andrea ChristianA stray tabby wandered into a family's front yard. He was very shy and all alone, yet chose to stay.The homeowner offered him some food and water, and the kitten lingered as if he knew he'd found a safe place. When no one came to claim him, the homeowner contacted Andrea Christian, an animal rescuer, for help."I asked if they could bring the kitten inside and see how 'friendly' he was," Andrea shared. He wandered into a family's front yard, looking for foodAndrea ChristianThe kitten wasn't thrilled about being captured at first, but he soon realized that life indoors was better than he'd expected.With the support of A Kitten Place (a cat rescue), Andrea brought him home to foster. Behind those timid eyes lay a sweet soul eager for affection. "He immediately hissed at me but then asked for head scritches." He stayed with the finder until his foster home was readyAndrea ChristianThe kitten named Harold needed treatment for his skin and plenty of reassurance that he was safe. Within a few hours, he relaxed and began to seek Andrea's attention. He nuzzled her hand and even gave it a gentle lick as if to thank her for taking him in."I have a feeling that by the time he is healed, he will be the sweetest little fella." Within hours of being in his foster home, he warmed up to AndreaAndrea ChristianWhen Harold was ready to socialize, Andrea introduced him to another foster named Katara, who also needed a friend. After a few days of sizing each other up and testing the waters, their playful interactions turned them into fast friends."They are both super curious about one another.... Both are brave and both timid in their own ways." Katara and HaroldAndrea ChristianHarold's shyness was just a facade. Once he overcame his initial fears, he transformed into an affectionate cuddle bug. "He pretends to be shy, but I know how many times a day he needs to have cuddle time."He loved chasing and playfully pouncing on his feline friend. When he finally wore himself out, he'd curl up on his foster mom's lap and drift off to sleep. Andrea ChristianFor weeks, Harold didn't receive a single adoption inquiry. He patiently waited, growing more confident in his foster home. Then, about two months after his rescue, Andrea heard from a friend about a woman searching for a companion for her cat."She had to say goodbye to their dog, and their cat was so lonesome." Andrea ChristianWhen Andrea contacted her, she was surprised to learn that the woman had adopted a cat Andrea had fostered for a week a few years earlier.Perhaps good things just take time. Harold, now known as Hubert, has become an integral part of his new family. He has claimed a sunny spot by the window, where he watches the world go by, keeping an eye on little critters and neighbors alike. Harold, now Hubert, has found his forever homeAndrea ChristianAfter a spirited round of play, he cozies up in his mom's lap for a nap.Having a feline sibling who can match his playful energy makes him the happiest cat around. "He has been with his forever family for three weeks now and is growing more handsome each day." He has a feline sibling to spend his life withAndrea ChristianHubert showed up in that front yard, scrounging for food, but ended up finding so much more than he could have ever hoped for. "There is nothing better than the perfect happily ever after rescue story." Andrea ChristianShare this story with your friends. More on Andrea's fosters on Instagram@turtlecatfoster and A Kitten Place @akittenplace.Related story: Man Goes to Adopt Kitten But Ends Up Bringing Home Another Cat Too, Turns Out It's the Best Decision