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A tabby cat was rescued from a bird cage by a stranger who stepped in to help him, and after six months of patient care, he has learned what freedom feels like and is never looking back. OliverCredit: Happy Homes Animal RescueA man attending a gathering at a home came across a sight he could not ignore. A cat was living full-time inside a bird cage, his body curved from the confinement, his coat matted, his world reduced to a space barely large enough to turn around in. The previous owner had kept him there because he scratched furniture. He had also gone without food or water for days at a time when she forgot to check on him.The man who saw him did not walk away. He earned the owner's trust over time and was able to get Oliver out. The kind man reached out to his community for help on the next steps."I saw the photo of him crammed in a birdcage and my heart broke in two," said Happy Homes Animal Rescue, the Old Bridge, NJ organization that stepped in to take him. "The man who rescued him was not experienced with cats. I offered to take Oliver into Happy Homes Animal Rescue because I knew he needed rehabilitation." Credit: Happy Homes Animal RescueOliver arrived quiet and withdrawn. His back carried a slight curve, likely from years of being unable to fully stretch out, though it did not appear to cause him pain. A vet saw him, neutered, and brought him up to date on everything he had been missing. For the first week, he did very little other than sleep on a cat tree, as if exhaling for the first time in years.Then something shifted. The quiet cat who had barely moved suddenly had opinions about every room in the house. Credit: Happy Homes Animal RescueHe leaped onto countertops, investigated closets, climbed into the bathtub, and moved through the home with the restless energy of a cat discovering that the world was much larger than he had been allowed to believe. Happy Homes Animal Rescue worked closely with his vet to establish a daily care routine that helped him find his footing, and little by little, the nervous energy gave way to something calmer. Oliver has come a long way from the cat who arrived barely able to lift his head. Credit: Happy Homes Animal RescueHe has bouts of kitten energy that catch people off guard in the best possible way. He is curious and active, the kind of cat who wants to know what is happening in every corner of the home and is not shy about inserting himself into the middle of it. Oliver gets along well with other cats, which makes his story all the more remarkable given where he started. He also does well with the furniture, for the record. Credit: Happy Homes Animal Rescue"Six months later, he's a pretty normal, relaxed cat who has bouts of kitten energy and loves to play," Happy Homes Animal Rescue shared with LoveMeow. He still carries some traces of his past. He occasionally nibbles at his fur, a lingering habit that surfaces now and then. But for the most part, Oliver is leading the kind of life that a bird cage never allowed him to imagine.A calm, adult-only home suits him well, and his vet has him on a daily routine that has made a real difference in how settled and comfortable he feels. Credit: Happy Homes Animal RescueLooking at Oliver now, stretched across a bed or perched on his cat tree or walking through a room with his tail held high, it is genuinely hard to reconcile the cat in those early photos with the one he has become. He has learned that countertops exist to be investigated, that beds are for sprawling across, and that a room with an open door is an invitation.He is estimated to be around three to five years old and has years of good living ahead of him. Credit: Happy Homes Animal RescueHappy Homes Animal Rescue has been with him every step of the way, and they are not stopping now. They are still looking for his perfect home, the one where Oliver can finally settle in for good and put the bird cage permanently behind him.He has already proven he can do the hard part. The rest is just finding the right door to walk through. Credit: Happy Homes Animal RescueShare this story with your friends. View more on Oliver and Happy Homes Animal Rescue on Facebook and Instagram. You can reach them via email at Happyhomesrescue1@gmail.com.Related Story: Cat, Living Up to His Name, Tries to Get People to Notice Him After 9 Months in Animal Shelter

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