'If her owner doesn't pick her up in the next 8 days, I can legally adopt her': Person who left a window open ahead of a typhoon ends up sheltering a senior cat who walked right in, and hopes she gets to stay.

Just by looking at this cat's face, you can instantly recognize she's a senior. There are certain “senior cat” face features that stand out. Mainly the muscle and fat loss around the face and head area, which makes a senior cat's face look thinner and droopier. You can recognize these features in the pictures this kind person added.

The fact that this cat is a senior one makes my heart ache. Not that it's even okay to let your cat roam right before a typhoon is about to hit, but when it's a senior cat we're talking about - they need the extra care, and definitely the shelter and warmth of a house. Senior cats are more fragile, and fending for themselves is much less of an option for them. Luckily for this old lady, a person took her in just in time.