If for cats, what is more important than appearance? That must be personality! Especially for cats who want to transition from stray cats to domestic pet cats, their personality can almost determine their future destiny. Most adult cats have taken shape and are difficult to change, but kittens in their learning and growth stages can cultivate their loved ones and cute personalities through social training, which is one of the main reasons why many cat owners are only willing to adopt kittens.

Bushwick Street Cats, a stray cat rescue organization located in the Brooklyn area of ​​New York, one day they received a request from a laundry to help a family of five stray cats living behind the laundry.

With the help of professional rescue volunteers, people quickly and safely captured the stray mother and its four kittens. The kittens are about six weeks old, and this should be the second generation or the third generation. They are very wild in their personalities. Such a personality is more suitable for sterilization and release. Therefore, after being sterilized, vaccinated and implanted with chips, the stray cat mother was released into a familiar neighborhood.

And kittens over a month old were sent to foster families to receive social training so that they could adapt to their future family life and learn how to get along with other members of the family. If they performed well, they would have the opportunity to find their favorite adoptive family and become a domestic cat.

The orange cat Toby is the least loved and fiercest of these four kittens. He always tries to avoid everyone and does not want to contact anyone. To give it a safe haven to relieve stress, hide and rest, experienced foster care volunteer Jenny uses the bathroom as its temporary isolation residence.

At first, Toby was hiding in the corner of the bathroom, and every time Jenny walked into the room, it would make a hissing and intimidation sound.

After several days of feeding and kind-hearted approach, Toby's attitude finally calmed down a little, and even snored for the first time.

And the real turning point occurred when Toby was sick.

That night, Toby fell ill. Due to his condition, he was drowsy. Toby was afraid of staying alone in the bathroom, and kept crying to attract Jenny's attention. The sick child is always the most insecure and desire to be cared for. Jenny took the opportunity to pick Toby up and fed him medicine to rest by his side.

That night, Toby slept very hard, and fell asleep while snoring. After relaxing, his illness quickly recovered.

When Toby felt the warm embrace, he became out of control. He began to actively approach Jenny and mustered up the courage to explore the environment outside the bathroom.

Toby completely transformed from the wild bad boy into a cute and clingy kitten. It would climb to the edge of Jenny's legs, curl up and snore, and it likes to get close to Jenny's face and rub his nose to express his sweetness and love.

Now Toby is fully prepared to welcome the next chapter of her cat life, and she is waiting for a loving family like Jenny.

Every kitten is actually a cute little angel. What kind of personality it will show depends mostly on what kind of people it meets and what environment it lives in. Dear cat owners, if you encounter a bad temper in the future, you might as well think about whether it is not good enough for you to do something!