The lengths people will go for a cat are great, sometimes quite literally, and sometimes when they didn't even know they were about to adopt a cat.
Some people know they're going to adopt a cat - they prepare physically and mentally, getting the house ready and littered with toys, and generally anticipate the arrival of the floofy feline creature home. And then there's the other type of people - the ones who have exactly zero idea they're about to adopt a cat. The cat just sort of appears in their lives one day, as if they were adopting themselves into their human's life. They mostly say it's like the world has congratulated them on having a cat, and simply thrusts said cat right into their hands. But they adopt the cat regardless.
But we can say confidently that this is no chance, and no coincidence - this is the pure and hard work of the Cat Distribution System. This agency, entity, or whatever it is, is working extremely hard, day and night, to assure all cats in need that they're going to the people who will provide them with a forever home that they all so desperately need.
Take this one man, for example - he went to buy a phone but returned home with a cat. If this is not the fateful doing of the CDS, we don't know what is. This kitten was waiting for someone to adopt her, amongst the litter of kittens born in this house. They already had a cat, the one who gave birth, but were trying to find someone who could take the kittens and give them the forever home they need. And it just so happened that the man who would give this one kitten, Pippa, her forever home, came there to… buy a phone.
It really is something else when you go somewhere to get yourself anything, but end up getting another feline friend to add to your family. It's just another common way for cats to get adopted - they simply appear in your life, refuse to leave, and completely steal your heart. And your bed. And your couch. That's the magic of cat adoption, and we love them for it.

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