My cat was lost, and in the end it was an adopted stray cat. I sent it back in person. At first glance, it sounds incredible, but it is true.
The thing is like this. On the 20th of this month, a cat raised by a shoveler lost. The shoveler searched the neighborhood but couldn't find any trace of the cat. Because he was worried about the cat, the shoveler was about to cry in a hurry.
In despair, the shoveler asked for help from the stray cat he usually fed, and told me that he should not run around. I was waiting for it to come home, but I didn't expect that after such a request for help, a turning point really came.
Five days later, the shoveler in the store suddenly heard a familiar cat moan from the door. After subconsciously, he saw that Xiao Budian was actually back, followed by the little stray cat he had asked for help a few days ago.
I thought this was just an example, but I didn't expect that just this month, another cat from the shoveler also lost it. The shoveler fed a little stray cat while looking for the cat and told it if it could help it find the cat. As a result, ten minutes later, the stray cat really helped it find the cat and sent it back.
In the comment section of these two shovelers, I also found that many shovelers had similar experiences. I seemed to have discovered a new world in an instant. It turns out that stray cats can really use their intelligence to help find cats?
I checked and found that there is indeed an unwritten statement in the cat fog. If your cat accidentally gets lost or loses it, you can ask the stray cats nearby to tell them that if they see your cat, let it go home early.
So, if your cat is unfortunately lost, you might as well feed the stray cats and ask them for help!