It’s always heartbreaking when an animal is returned to a shelter. Recently, one poor cat ended up back in the kennels because she was “picked on” by the other cats 😢💔
But after that sad setback and a long wait for her forever home, Ahsoka finally got some good news…
Ahsoka, a 3-year-old shelter cat, was placed in a foster home with some other cats while she waited for someone to adopt her. But after more than 260 days in the home, things became difficult.
According to the humane society, the other cats in the home were “picking on” Ahsoka and guarding the litter box. The poor cat had to be returned to the Humane Society of Broward County, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. “She doesn’t understand why she’s back,” the shelter wrote on TikTok.
Making the situation even sadder, Ahsoka officially became the shelter’s longest resident after going more than a year without being adopted. Still, her carers held out hope that there was a perfect family out there somewhere for this loving cat.
“This affectionate girl is very voal and will come to you for pets and love. She likes to give kisses and cuddle on her terms,” Humane Society of Broward County wrote. “Ahsoka is also very playful and likes interactive toys on strings. She is incredibly soft and her coloring is beautiful. Ahsoka gets along with other kitties and kids, she’s litter box trained, and loves to cuddle – she is the perfect cat! Please don’t let her wait one more day for a permanent home.”
Ahsoka’s story went viral on TikTok, garnering over 1.3 million views so far. And as word spread, it didn’t take long for her to get some amazing news: she was finally adopted! Ahsoka’s new mom shared a TikTok, showing the sweet cat enjoying her new forever home:
It’s a true Cinderella story: Ahsoka was ignored and picked on for so long but now she finally has the love she deserves ❤️
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