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This Neighbor's Cat Loves Visiting Other People, and She Makes Sure to Knock First Before She Enters

Sophia
by Sophia
3 Dec 2018

Some cats act like they own the block, and Mama seems determined to prove it every day. The neighborhood visitor has made a habit of stopping by one particular porch, and her routine is as charming as it is persistent.

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Imgur user Antoine2449 says Mama first appeared on the back porch and quickly became a regular guest. Now she shows up daily, asks to be let in, and makes sure nobody forgets she is part of the extended family.

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Her little ritual has turned into a daily highlight, and the window knock is only the beginning.

Tabby cat at a doorway, pausing as if knocking before entry
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When Mama arrives and her second family isn't outside, she does the cutest thing ever! She looks through the window to see if they are inside, and then she knocks on the window with her paw.

"She meows and paws at the window or patio door to try and get our attention. If she doesn’t see us, she will sleep on the patio furniture, waiting for us."

Neighbor’s cat standing near a porch entrance, curious and expectant
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Now, once they open the door and acknowledge her, she immediately starts headbutting their hands for some scratches, hoping they will give her some yummy treats.

Cat eating tasty treats, sitting calmly with food in front
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Eating Her Yummy Treats!

Eating Her Yummy Treats!
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It's so strange; it’s as if she has always known them!

This is similar to the kitty caught sneaking into a baby’s crib for cuddles.

Cat licking crumbs from a small dish, enjoying yummy treats
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And it is safe to say that she has them wrapped around her paw. 

Close-up of cat’s face near the door, waiting to be let in
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Antoine2449 doesn't mind at all because who doesn't wish for such a sweet and cute visitor every single day?

Cat sniffing a treat on the floor, relaxed after visiting
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Mama has another trait that makes her extremely special and rare. She has a condition called heterochromia, which is a rare trait where a cat is born with two different colored eyes. One of her eyes is forest green, while the other is as blue as the sky. 

Cat perched by the entryway, looking toward the house interior
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She is truly something out of this world and such a lucky kitty to have two loving families!

Want more unexpected family bonding, see how Mama cat welcomed a mouse into her litter.

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