Woman Bewildered as Stray Cat Only Accepts Food from a Bag and Then Decides to Follow Her

By: Clarisse Jelle
Clarisse is an effective freelance SEO writer for a dog magazine, combining her deep passion for animals with her professional skills. Her hands-on experience with rescued cats and stray dogs enriches her writing, enabling her to create engaging and informative content that resonates with pet parents and animal lovers.Read more
| August 29, 2024

A mother’s love is a powerful and enduring force, and it’s not just true for humans but for many animals as well. Cats, in particular, are known for their deep bonds with their offspring, and a stray cat named Dongsuk is an amazing example of this.

Dongsuk lived on the streets, but she had a kind-hearted neighbor who would often offer her shelter and food. Over time, the two developed a friendly relationship, and Dongsuk would often stop by for a meal. However, the neighbor began to notice something unusual about Dongsuk’s eating habits. If food was left on a plate, Dongsuk would leave it untouched. But if the food was placed in a plastic bag, she would grab it and hurry off.

Curious about this strange behavior, the woman continued to prepare special bags of food for Dongsuk, even though she wasn’t sure why the cat insisted on only taking her meals in this way. Was Dongsuk just being possessive, or was there more to it?

The mystery soon got the better of the woman’s curiosity, and one day she decided to follow Dongsuk after she took the bag. As the cat trotted away with her precious bundle, the woman quietly trailed behind, determined to find out where Dongsuk was going.

What she discovered moved her deeply. Dongsuk wasn’t just taking the food for herself—she was sharing it with her one surviving kitten. Although she had given birth to five kittens, only one had made it. The kitten, who looked just like her mother with the same orange coat, had become Dongsuk’s entire world. Dongsuk carefully opened the bag and let her baby eat first, showing just how nurturing and protective she was.

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Witnessing this heartwarming scene touched the woman’s heart, and she knew she had to help. With the help of some friends, the woman gently rescued both Dongsuk and her kitten. They were brought to a new home where they finally had warmth, comfort, and security.

Now, Dongsuk and her kitten no longer have to worry about surviving on the streets. They have a cozy place to call home, plenty of toys to play with, and most importantly, they will never go hungry again.

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