Some people think that cats are aloof and indifferent, but they are actually very loyal and loving. They can even be an emotional support animal for their owners, who need some furry comfort after a stressful day.
In fact, some cats are so attached to their humans. They meow and purr when they see them, and run to the door to greet them with headbutts and nuzzles. They follow them around the house, snuggle with them on the couch, and sleep with them on the bed. They are the best companions anyone could ask for, and they make their owners laugh with their silly antics and expressions. Cats are not just pets, they are family.
Alice has 4 cats at home. They were four little furballs when they first arrived at the house. They quickly learned to love their human, and even waited for her to come home from work by lining up at the window – where they could see her coming from afar. They eagerly watch the street, hoping to catch a glimpse of their favorite person. This behavior indicates that cats miss their human when she is away and look forward to seeing her again.
Then every time she came home, they would run to greet her with purrs and meows, and she would smile and hug them all.
The cats have a routine that they follow every day. They wake up in the morning and greet their human with purrs and meows. They eat their breakfast and then explore the house. They play with each other and with their toys. They nap in their favorite spots and watch the birds outside. They eat their dinner and then wait for their human to come home.
They know that their human always comes back through the window, so they gather around it and look out for any sign of movement. They get excited when they see their human’s car pull up in the driveway. They jump up and down and make loud noises to welcome their human home. They rub against their human’s legs and lick their human’s face. They cuddle with their human on the couch and watch TV together. They fall asleep in their human’s arms and dream of another happy day.
As they grew up, they developed their own habits and preferences. One liked to sleep on the couch, another liked to chase birds in the garden, another liked to scratch the furniture, and another liked to hide under the bed. But they all still waited for their human by the window, every day, no matter what. They knew she loved them and they loved her back.
They became old and wise, but also slower and weaker. They spent more time napping and less time playing. They still enjoyed their human’s company, but they also appreciated their own space. They still waited for her by the window, every day, but sometimes they fell asleep before she came home. They knew she would always come back for them and they were grateful for their life with him.