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RE: My Favorite Pet | The Joy, Love and Heartbreaking Stories of My Cats
Hello steemian.
We’re cut from the same cloth, my friend; I’m a huge animal lover—especially of cats. I have nine in total. It all started with one that had a special condition and couldn't walk; when he passed away—since his life expectancy with that condition made it inevitable—he left me with a heart wide open to loving them even more.
Two years have gone by, and now I have nine cats; they are the joy of my home—right after my two children, of course. I love how sweet, intelligent, and adorable they are; they’re the best companions I’ve ever had.
The best part is that I rescued them, so they’re even more grateful. It was a pleasure reading your post, and I’ll be getting my own entry ready soon.
All the best to you.
I am very sad to hear that the cat you raised could not walk and could not survive with you, and what is even more interesting is that after that you got nine cats, and you are taking care of nine more. This is a good habit with your children, in which you take care of animals, and these animals also return a lot of love and affection to us because when we take care of them all day long, they play with us, do various activities, do mischief, then we get rid of our depression.
I have also had many moments in which I have had the opportunity to take care of a cat. Once, my cousin brought a cat to me. He told me that it was very sick. So I took full care of it. I gave it medicine and arranged for its food. And so it started walking on its own, and then I returned it. I am very happy to do such activities. Thank you very much.