A stray cat roamed around town and finally stepped into a home. He turned out to be the gentlest soul.

Five months ago, a black and white cat from a colony of abandoned cats received a new lease on life when a volunteer from The Stray Cat Club brought him to safety.

He had been living outdoors in the cold, enduring the elements and skirmishes with other animals. He came down with a cat cold and carried battle scars.

He was lost and confused when rescued, looking around in the humane trap with worried eyes.

After a trip to the vet’s office, a loving foster family opened their home and their hearts to the deserving cat named Bobble Hat.

“He settled in very well with us, every day becoming braver and feeling safer in his environment,” The Stray Cat Club shared.

“This sweet soul was rescued along with several other strays who were living outdoors, fending for themselves and raiding bins to survive. Many things about being a pet were new to Bobble, but he quickly got used to the luxurious life of an indoor cat.”

Bobble turned out to be a sweet, gentle boy with a heart of gold.

After two months of socializing with his foster carer, he mastered the art of the litter box and warmed up to the company of his humans. He started playing with toys, snoozing next to a radiator, and craving endless pets.

“Like most stray cats from similar circumstances, Bobble has chronic cat flu and is FIV+. This means he may need occasional medication, like eye drops, especially during stressful times.”

He ventured from room to room to check out every nook and cranny. He gleefully plopped down on a rug, trying to catch a wand toy.