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Clever Street Cat Leads A Woman To The Store And Asks Her To Buy Him Food, She Adopts Him
Cats are intelligent creatures—especially stray cats, who need to use their intelligence to the fullest to survive in the streets. The life of these cats is difficult as they constantly need to search for food and fight for their lives. This white tailless cat from Mexico had a rough start to his life as a stray cat. However, while searching for food, he accidentally found his forever home.
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The woman was surprised when the cat started leading her into the store
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33-year-old primary school teacher Tania Lizbeth Santos Coy Tova spotted a little stray cat at her local supermarket in Piedras Negras, Mexico. In the video she took, the cat looks at Tania and when she gently strokes him, he starts to follow her to the supermarket. In a few seconds, he leads her to the food stall and paw-points to the cat food. He knows the cat food brand he likes and Tania lovingly laughs.
The cat went straight to the animal food section
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Image credits: conejo_elgato
He paw-pointed to the product he wanted
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Image credits: conejo_elgato
Image credits: conejo_elgato
Image credits: conejo_elgato
The good news is that he not only received food, but also a loving home
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Tania was charmed by this poor little kitten and decided to adopt him. She named him Conejo, which means “rabbit,” because he has no tail. Now Rabbit is safe and sound, he got medical care, and even has a favorite toy, Rene. He no longer needs to wander the streets for food and is a very happy cat.
The new owner named him Rabbit
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Image credits: conejo_elgato
He got his favorite toy, Rene
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And got medical care
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“Let me tell you that before Rabbit was very handsome in the photos, we had to first heal many wounds he had. We do not know if it was due to mistreatment by people or simply because he was in fights with other street animals. He allowed himself to be touched and carried, but his countenance was very sad and fearful all the time, even before he came to our house. We didn’t have any animals, but I think he taught us a great lesson that we must show respect, love, and empathy towards other beings,” explained the owner to Bored Panda.
Now he is a happy cat
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Image credits: conejo_elgato
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Magpie 5 years ago
Well done! Especially the medical care and advice. random Australian wishing good health for all of you.
Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago
Conejo must have been abandoned, else he would have been feral. I'm glad he found a good forever home. Years ago a pregnant stray singled me out as her next human.
glowworm2 5 years ago
This little guy is smart! I love how he leads his future owner straight to the cat food section and even shows her what he wants!
Sandy Farley 5 years ago
I totally agree! Most cats do not do this sort of thing. I am in awe of little Conejo!
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Wendy Schkade 5 years ago
God bless you there is so much cruelty toward animals especially strays. Their life is miserable. Thank you for saving Rabbit.
Pamela Ippolito 5 years ago
This is a wonderful news I love happy ending!!glad this kitty cat found a loving forever home 😻😻god bless you for open ur heart and ur home❤❤😻😻
Patti Vance 5 years ago
animals are smarter than we sometimes give them credit. I also think they have an instinct regarding who they can trust. my son used to tell me that he thinks there is an invisible magical mark on my door (like in the book, The Hobbit) that tells animals they can come to me. I have found so many sick and dying animals literally on my steps or in my garage. all have never hurt me, no matter what I had to do to treat them or take them to the vet. and, yes, they were all adopted by me. when my dad asked me what I was going to do with one dog that dragged itself into my garage to die, I told him I was keeping it because no one would take care of her like I would as I knew what she had been through.
Spikey Bunny 5 years ago
You are a wonderful human to those animals. Thank You on behalf of of all of them
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mph seti 5 years ago
Wonderful story, and thanks from a fellow tail-less cat's butler. (He was a shelter rescue.) theCrazySm...f06083.jpg 
Magpie 5 years ago
Well done! Especially the medical care and advice. random Australian wishing good health for all of you.
Freya the Wanderer 5 years ago
Conejo must have been abandoned, else he would have been feral. I'm glad he found a good forever home. Years ago a pregnant stray singled me out as her next human.
glowworm2 5 years ago
This little guy is smart! I love how he leads his future owner straight to the cat food section and even shows her what he wants!
Sandy Farley 5 years ago
I totally agree! Most cats do not do this sort of thing. I am in awe of little Conejo!
Load More Replies... Wendy Schkade 5 years ago
God bless you there is so much cruelty toward animals especially strays. Their life is miserable. Thank you for saving Rabbit.
Pamela Ippolito 5 years ago
This is a wonderful news I love happy ending!!glad this kitty cat found a loving forever home 😻😻god bless you for open ur heart and ur home❤❤😻😻
Patti Vance 5 years ago
animals are smarter than we sometimes give them credit. I also think they have an instinct regarding who they can trust. my son used to tell me that he thinks there is an invisible magical mark on my door (like in the book, The Hobbit) that tells animals they can come to me. I have found so many sick and dying animals literally on my steps or in my garage. all have never hurt me, no matter what I had to do to treat them or take them to the vet. and, yes, they were all adopted by me. when my dad asked me what I was going to do with one dog that dragged itself into my garage to die, I told him I was keeping it because no one would take care of her like I would as I knew what she had been through.
Spikey Bunny 5 years ago
You are a wonderful human to those animals. Thank You on behalf of of all of them
Load More Replies... mph seti 5 years ago
Wonderful story, and thanks from a fellow tail-less cat's butler. (He was a shelter rescue.) theCrazySm...f06083.jpg
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