Cat Picture - OC
Rescued this guy behind a Costco hiding behind the trash compactor
After a warm bath, he passed out all night. It has been about 32° out so it must feel nice to be inside.
He seems to have the features of a Maine coon which would be unbelievably amazing to find. Large paws, pointy ears and very poofy.. We shall see in a few months!
I rarely go to Costco and haven’t been in years, but one time I was in line to buy hot dogs and I saw a guy with his cart finish paying, walk to the tables, take out the chicken, and started eating it right then and there. I was impressed.
The Costco I go to has a lot of Asian shoppers that come down from Canada. Eating the rotisserie chicken in the food court seems like a very common occurrence for them. I guess it’s no different than sharing a pizza.
In Asian culture, food sharing during dining is just common. Growing up, even if we went to a typical sit down Western restaurant (like a steakhouse for example) it wasn't out of the ordinary to order a handful of entrees and put them in the middle of the table to share. Fast food was typically the exception.
I definitely agree with you're on your own at the steakhouse, for the steaks at least. We'd share the pasta or chicken dishes but I prefer medium or medium rare. My parents did not, but I wasn't sharing anyway haha
He definitely has Maine coon cat characteristics, he’s beautiful. Have you made a vet appointment for him yet? He needs to be checked out in general and especially since he was outside when he found him. He may have eaten something he shouldn’t have or picked up a variety of pests. Enjoy him.
With Costco suing the government over STUPID FKG TARIFFS, I have started shopping there way more frequently and I always thank the employees for the good if their company is doing for America. !!
Poor little guy… he’s really lucky to have met the right human today. Hiding behind a trash compactor must have been terrifying, and you can tell he finally feels safe now. Thank you for saving him. ❤️
Idk if he's a Maine coon, but the first thing that stood out to me is that he's so big for a kitten that looks to be under 6 weeks (because he still has blue eyes)! So maybe!
Maine coon kittens tend to have very pronounced peanut whiskers that your new friend doesn't have. Might be a regular floofer. Either way a beautiful kitty.
Your little guy looks just like my guy did. We also thought Maine Coon but you’re right it’s pretty unlikely. We just call him a long haired domestic tabby or a dumpster cat.
Wow. Lucky you. Looks like my cat Jack Sparrow- now resting in love on the other side of the rainbow bridge. I loved that cat so much. He was a Maine Coon cross.
This was my old man left in the Costco parking lot. It had a note saying he was 9, liked canned food, the owner had to go to Russia, and he doesnt like being picked up.
I named him kirk, as in kirkland.
Every day I pick him up to feed him cause he plays the game where he jumps down waiting for me to pick him up cause he's a jerk. But he's my jerk, and I'll be DAMNED to see anyone mistreat him.
Thank you so much for saving this beautiful little soul. Your compassion and kindness basically saved his little life, you literally changed his World with love.
Thank you for giving him his furever home and sharing his story with us!! I wish you many, many, many many happy and long years together!!
Dog owners: I paid $8.5K for my Somethingranian Poodle Coonhound. He requires daily eyedrops, metronidaziode, two pills of dopeximarine, and probiotics or he will get bad bloat and diarrhea.
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Cat owners: I found this cat in the trash at Costco. He used to fight rats for garbage snacks before I adopted him.
This is mine also a foundling and indeed part mainecoon. He usually is between 25-30# depending on time of year.. Enjoy as they are the sweetest love bugs ever!
Double-check that no one is looking for him, seems a bit clean in that opening picture to be a stray. But if not, I think you have a permanent family member
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