From Street to Sofa

Cat Mollie in our Garden, Andalucia, Spain.

Meooow…! It’s me, Mollie. One day, while wandering through my neighborhood in Andalucia, I found a door that seemed different. I meowed softly, hoping someone inside would notice me. Instead of pushing me away, the people inside offered me milk and treats. It felt like an invitation. How could I ever have ignored that?

My new homies started calling me Mollie. I don’t mind, especially since it comes with food, comfort, and a house full of pillows and couches that I can make my own. Sometimes I even curl up on the bed. My humans pretend it bothers them, but deep down I know they love having me close.

When the sun comes up, I spend my days on the terrace, keeping an eye on the garden. If a rabbit gets too close to the lawn and I feel like catching it, I take it home as a gift for my mates. Unfortunately, they have been rather unimpressed by this so far. I think they’re missing out on what I believe is one of my greatest skills

One day, things got a little crazy. First, a random ginger tomcat started roaming around the house (nothing totally unexpected given all the free-roaming felines in the area). But then, believe it or not, my housemates started taking care of him, stroking and feeding him. They even gave him a name and treated him as if he were mine! I meowed and hissed at him, but he wasn’t scared at all. Isn’t one cat enough? This is still my home…Meooow… 

Cat Lindo in our Garden, Andalucia, Spain.

Cat Lindo in our Garden, Andalucia, Spain.