Their Cat Brought Home A Little Friend And Decided He Was There To Stay

If you have a cat, you know what’s it like for them to bring you “presents” when they’ve been outside for a while. It can be disgusting and gross to find a dead animal on your front porch, but they really only do it out of a sense of love.

But one family got a completely different surprise when they discovered what their cat dragged in: another feline friend.

Their cat had apparently found a stray kitten while outside and decided to show him where he lived.

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The family decided to take the kitten in and named him Gimli. Strider, their cat, decided that the kitten was here to stay and even escorted him in by dragging him through the cat door by the scruff of his neck.

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The kitten was covered in fleas, so they gave him a nice bath with some warm water and dishwashing liquid, which removed a good bit of grime from his fur as well.

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Strider even took up the task of showing the kitten where the good food was, and shared some of his food with the hungry kitten.

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No more garbage scraps for this feline!

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And then it was time for naps. After living such a hard life on his own, Gimli was contented with the lovely warm blankets and couch that he now got to sleep on with his new best friend who saved his life.

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Strider’s family will probably look forward to whatever the cat drags home next.

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