Guy Takes A Nap Outside Wakes Up With A Kitten On His Stomach

Ali Safa was anticipating a relaxing day. His sole intention was to stay at home in Canberra, Australia, and play video games.

He walked outside to enjoy some sunshine in the garden. He fell asleep before he realized it.

He wasn’t alone when he awakened.

“I was asleep on our house’s balcony, and I woke up two hours later to find her peacefully snoozing on my stomach,” Safa told The Dodo. “At first, I mistook her for a mouse.”

Safa had a little white cat draped on her tummy, purring happily. He felt something melt in his heart as he glanced down at her bald pink ears and filthy tiny claws.

“I’ve never had a pet, and I’m a bit of a loner, so I don’t have a lot of friends,” Safa said. “I kept hearing the ‘purr’ sound cats make when she was sleeping, and it was the prettiest crap I had ever heard.”

Safa had seen a lot of stray cats in his area, but this one was special. It was almost as though the kitty had picked him.

Safa took a brief photo with the sleeping cat, taking care not to wake her.

“I wasn’t really worried if she had fleas or anything like that because I figured, ‘If she does have fleas, I probably already have fleas,'” Safa said.

When the cat finally awoke, she didn’t waste any time making demands.

Safa stated on Reddit, “The first thing she does is walk down [off] the sofa, stare me in the eyes, and start meowing constantly for 20 seconds.” “She’s definitely hungry, so guess who’s going to share my mom’s chicken wings?”

Safa brought the cat inside for a wash when she had finished her portion. He recognized the gray splotches on her fur were marks, not dirt, after ten minutes. Safa began to think about adopting the kitty since she was patient in the water.

“In my family, there aren’t any house restrictions prohibiting dogs, and she seemed like she could use some family, so I was like, ‘Screw it, I’m keeping her,'” Safa said.

Angel was the name he came up with for her.

The kitten was found to be healthy and without a microchip after a trip to the veterinarian. Safa then took her to a nearby store, where he bought cat food and a few toys for her.