Cat dumped in dirt at botanical garden begins to bloom when cat lover comes along with food and a DIY shelter, but with winter approaching the feline would soon need a warm furever home to keep it safe: ‘I really hope she doesn't mind me catnapping her!’

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• Well, here is some feedback for you dear sweet cat loving hooman. Well done! It takes a lot to make these kinds of carefully calculated decisions. Especially when it comes to matters of the heart like a kitty who has been dumped and whom you have been providing care to for several days. The impulse would be to scoop that feline up and never look back. But we all know that simply cannot happen in reality and it is a good thing that they have taken their time and taken steps to help the cat regardless.
   

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• How wonderful. This is a story that really shows off how important it is to be responsible when adopting a cat. It does not matter the situation, if your home is in no state to host an unpredictable kitty then it is better to not have them there. Sure, you can continue to help them with food, water, care and even finding a foster home in the meantime. But the damage that would be caused by bringing a cat into an unfamiliar home that is not ready could be colossal. So remember people, while your heart may desperately want to lead the charge when bringing home a kitty it is your head that ought to be doing the thinking. 
   

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