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They welcomed a stray cat into their home and watched him form the sweetest friendship with another cat. Wilbur@poohlovestiggerA tabby named Wilbur was found wandering the streets of a neighborhood in DC. From the beginning, it was clear he was never meant for life outdoors.The team at Tails High, an all-volunteer rescue, saw just how friendly and gentle he was and knew he deserved a loving home. "This sweet, affectionate boy belonged somewhere soft, safe, and surrounded by love," the rescue shared.A volunteer who lived a few blocks from where Wilbur was rescued offered to foster him. @poohlovestiggerWhile Wilbur waited for his test results, his foster mom set up a cozy playpen for him in the foster room. He quickly settled in, purring nonstop as he soaked up every bit of affection she gave him. "Wilbur is a total sweetie pie, and he loves being pet," she said.Not far from his setup was another foster cat who was curious and eager to meet him. @poohlovestiggerWanda, a dilute tortie, had recently arrived after raising a litter of kittens. Although all of her babies had found homes, Wanda remained in foster care, still learning to trust people.She was shy around humans, but she adored other cats. Wanda greeted Wilbur through the playpen and even ate her meals nearby, as if the two had known each other forever. @poohlovestiggerWilbur was thrilled to have another cat around. Once he was medically cleared, he wasted no time befriending Wanda, and the two quickly became roommates.Wanda watched as he played with bursts of kitten-like energy. "She keeps him in check when his playful energy gets a little over the top, and he absolutely adores her for it," the rescue shared. @poohlovestiggerOnce Wilbur was fully integrated into the foster room, he rolled around beside his foster mom in pure delight.He embraced indoor life like he'd been waiting for it all along. "He is equal parts playful and snuggly. He'll carry his toys around like prized possessions, leave you little 'gifts,' and then melt into your arms like he's been yours forever." @poohlovestiggerAs time went on, Wilbur and Wanda's friendship grew sweeter. They began sharing toys, taking turns at the window, and lounging side by side on the couch like old pals. Along the way, Wilbur seemed to help Wanda realize just how comforting human affection could be.Little by little, Wanda started leaning into pets and snuggles, even climbing into her foster mom's lap for the first time. Wanda and Wilbur@poohlovestigger"Whether they're chasing toys, sharing window-watching duties, or just hanging out together, Wilbur thrives with a feline friend."In just a few weeks, Wilbur has blossomed into a lovable social butterfly. He adores the resident cats and happily offers them cheek rubs through the door. "He thinks he's ready to join the big boys club." Wilbur and Tigger@poohlovestiggerWhenever his foster mom sits down, Wilbur comes over for a cuddle. Sometimes, he even drops toys into the food bowlshis own charming way of saying thank you. "He's the kind of cat who wants to be part of everything you're doing, whether that's lounging on the couch or watching the world go by outside the window.""Wilbur is ready for adoption and waiting for someone to see just how special he is." @poohlovestiggerAfter spending so long wandering the streets, Wilbur is overjoyed to be safe indoors, to have a feline friend by his side, and to finally enjoy the cushy life he was always meant to have. @poohlovestiggerShare this story with your friends. More on Wilbur, Wanda (in the DC area), and Tails High on Instagram @tailshigh and Facebook. Thanks to the foster mom @poohlovestigger.Related story: Cat Follows His New Family from Room to Room, Guarding Them After Many Lonely Years Outside

Welcome to our Ask Dr. Paola series, where every Monday we bring expert advice straight from Dr. Paola Cuevas (MVZ) to help our readers better understand their cats health and well-being. Whether youre a new pet parent or a seasoned cat lover, Dr. Paola is here to provide answers to your most pressing questions. From nutrition tips and preventive care to troubleshooting common behavioral issues, Dr. Paola is ready to offer insights that will keep your kitty happy, healthy, and feline fine. Stay tuned for expert guidance on a range of topics that matter most to you and your cat, so you can make informed decisions and provide the best possible care for your furry companion. Have a question? Send it in here!Help! My Cat is Restless After Puking!On occasion, after my cat vomits, she starts walking around restlessly, going towards corners of the room and finding dust or hair the vacuum didnt pick up, and eats it. What could this mean? - JennyHi Jenny,What you are describing is something many cats do after vomiting, and it can look quite unsettling. That restless pacing followed by eating dust or hair is often a response to lingering nausea. In simple terms, her stomach still feels off, and she is trying to self-soothe. Cats may seek out non-food items, a behavior called pica, especially when their gastrointestinal tract is irritated. Think of it as the stomach and brain being slightly out of sync after the episode. The nausea lingers, and she may try to settle that sensation by ingesting unusual things. In many cases, this is linked to residual nausea or gastric irritation rather than true hunger.That said, this behavior should not be ignored, especially if it happens repeatedly. Eating hair and debris can increase the risk of gastrointestinal irritation or even obstruction over time. Common underlying factors include hairballs, dietary sensitivities, or mild gastrointestinal inflammation. Supporting her with smaller, more frequent meals, regular grooming to reduce hair ingestion, and ensuring good hydration can make a meaningful difference.If these episodes are happening more than occasionally, or if her behavior seems more intense each time, it would be wise to have her evaluated, as chronic vomiting in cats is often linked to conditions like inflammatory bowel disease or dietary intolerance. For now, try to gently limit access to debris right after vomiting and offer a calm, clean space while she settles. If this pattern continues, she would benefit from a more thorough in-clinic evaluation. I hope this helps!Regards, Dr. PaolaHow Do I Fix Tear Stains?I adopted a Persian cat, Gia. Her nose is not too squished in, so she can breathe normally, which is wonderful, but she gets tear stains pretty badly. Why is this? And what can I do to help? MacklinHi Macklin,Gia sounds lovely, and it is great that she has a more moderate facial structure, which already reduces many of the breathing challenges we see in Peke-face Persians. Even so, tear staining is very common in this breed. It usually comes down to how their tear drainage system is shaped. In many Persians, the nasolacrimal ducts, which normally carry tears from the eyes into the nose, are narrower or slightly misaligned. When tears cannot drain efficiently, they overflow onto the face, and over time, those pigments oxidize and leave the brownish stains you are seeing.In most cases, this is more of a cosmetic and hygiene issue than a medical one, but keeping the area clean is important to prevent skin irritation. Gently wiping the area once or twice daily with a soft, damp cotton pad or a veterinary eye-cleaning solution can help, always moving away from the eye. Keeping the fur trimmed around the eyes and ensuring good grooming reduces moisture buildup. Some cats also benefit from a balanced diet and good hydration, since tear composition can be influenced by overall health. Avoid harsh products or hydrogen peroxide, as the skin in that area is very delicate.If you notice thick discharge, a change in color to yellow or green, redness, squinting, or if the tearing seems excessive even for a Persian, that can indicate underlying issues like infection or inflammation that should be examined in person. If it is just persistent staining without other concerning signs, a safe cleaning routine should help.Kind regards,Best wishes, Dr. PaolaHelp! I Am Worried About My Cats Hydration!What can I do to keep Cleo hydrated? She wont eat wet food or wet treats. MerryanneHi Merryanne,This is a very common situation with cats, and you are absolutely right to focus on hydration, since cats naturally have a low thirst drive. When wet food is not an option at first, the goal is to make water more appealing, almost like turning it into something she is curious about. Many cats prefer moving water, so a fountain can encourage drinking, and placing several bowls in quiet areas away from food and litter can also help. You can gently flavor her water with a small amount of low-sodium, onion- and garlic-free broth, or a splash of water from plain cooked chicken or tuna, to make it more enticing. Many owners also report success with cat milk treats formulated for cats, so these can be worth trying in moderation.You can also add moisture directly to her dry food by lightly misting it with warm water, which softens the texture and increases fluid intake without drastically changing her routine. From there, a gradual transition to wet food can be very effective. Start by mixing in a very small amount of wet food with her kibble, just enough to introduce the smell, and slowly increase the proportion over time as she accepts it. Think of it like adjusting a recipe little by little so it remains familiar while becoming more hydrating. Slightly warming the wet portion can further enhance its aroma and improve acceptance.Keep an eye on her litter box output and overall energy, as these can give you helpful clues about hydration. And remember, with picky cats, small, gradual steps often lead to lasting success more effectively than sudden changes that can feel overwhelming.Good luck! Dr. PaolaIf you'd like to talk with a vet, like Dr. Paola or one of our other expert veterinarians, you can head over to PangoVet. It's our online service where you can talk with a vet online and get the advice you need for your cat all at an affordable price! Catster reader exclusive deal: Save 65% on your first call, use code ASKDRPCATSTER65 at checkout.This article is a part of our weekly Ask Dr. Paola series Read last weeks questions here: March 30, 2026 Find the full list of past articles here Click here to submit a question Sign up for our weekly newsletter below to get Dr. Paolas advice sent straight to your inbox.

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