The homeless man gave the clothes to the kitten with his upper body: It is not a stray cat!

Want to buy stray cats? Has he been cheated?

When a netizen passed by the supermarket next to the train station that day, he saw a homeless man sleeping on a cardboard box. The most eye-catching thing was the cute kitten next to him. It was a bit chilly that day, but the homeless man took off his shirt and gave it to the cat and went to sleep naked.

The kitten snuggled up on the homeless man's top, sleeping soundly and even passers-by didn't realize it. There was a faint smile on his face, which was pitying.

The cat not only has a collar, but also a leash to prevent him from running around, and it looks like a domestic cat. After asking, netizens found it even more surprising. The homeless brother actually said that this cat was [buyed]! But I didn't say in detail where I bought it!

However, the cat is clean and there are a few cans next to it, so it seems that the kitten is being taken good care of! After the kitten woke up, he kept jumping around on the homeless man, as if he wanted him to play with him. This kitten is not as alert as a stray cat, but is particularly cute with relatives.

The netizen rushed to work and did not ask in detail. After get off work, he bought two cans and went to visit the cute kitten.

He is a homeless man, but his cat is not a stray cat. Seeing the cat sleeping peacefully, he should trust the people next to him.

But there is a bit confusing. This kitten looks like an ordinary stray cat. Where do you need to buy it? Is this homeless man cheated? Some people also say this may be a lie of good intentions, fearing that it will be taken away because it is a stray cat. Whether it is bought or picked up, the homeless man takes care of the cats carefully and deserves respect and praise.

has to remind people of the street cat Bob. Bob's owner also rescued it home by chance, which also changed his life. At that time, Bob's owner was undergoing drug rehabilitation treatment. Even if he was in poor health, he would rescue him home as soon as possible when he saw the injured poor Bob. At that time, he felt that he was poor and poor in health and was not suitable for raising cats, but Bob followed him closely, giving him the courage to accept it. Afterwards, Bob performed on the street with his owner. It often rode on the owner's shoulders and became a beautiful landscape on London Road.

Bob, 14 years old this year, died in old age. His master was extremely sad: I feel that a light in my life has been extinguished, and I will never forget him!

Even if there are no tiles covering your head and no fixed residence, it is admirable to treat small animals as kind as you can.