In California, a woman who was eager to feed a stray cat was accidentally targeted by a smart orange cat. The cat not only remembers the look of the benefactor, but also finds her home one night with precision and is standing outside the window, making an impeccable meow and asking for a feed as if she had been identified as her “long meal ticket”.
The woman, Holly, shared this strange experience online, and many of her friends left messages that she was selected by the Cat Distribution System. However, although Holly already had a cat in her house and did not intend to assemble another one, she was curious about the real situation of the orange cat. In order to confirm that it was really homeless, she placed an AirTag tracker on the cat.
The results of the tracking have caused everyone to lose sight of -- the orange cat is not a stray cat. The tracker shows that its life trajectory is extremely busy, with its daily “cluttering” between several different families, leading an orderly “working life” with impressive social skills and feeding skills.