After losing his home, a cat attached himself to the people who took him in, sticking with them all day.

A sweet 10-month-old tabby cat was forced out of his home when his owner was evicted. Left behind and with no one to claim him, he began to waste away, deprived of nourishment and care.

“We don’t know the circumstances behind the tenants, but when animals get caught in the crosshairs, where do they go? Venture (the cat) could have landed on the street. Thankfully, our team didn’t let that happen,” Little Wanderers NYC shared.

One of their rescuers promptly responded to the call for help and brought the deserving cat to safety. “Venture is flawlessly friendly. He is so grateful and just wants to be someone’s perfect house cat.”

Nora, his rescuer, took him in for the night and was deeply moved by his sweet and gentle nature. Overjoyed to have a companion, Venture nestled close to her and eventually drifted off to sleep.

“He purred and held hands like she was the best thing that ever happened to him. He is chatty but settles right next to you.”

Venture was skinny and frail when he first arrived but refused to touch his food unless he had company. “He only wanted to eat when someone was there with him,” Nora shared with Love Meow.

“He wanted to be a little velcro baby, sticking with you wherever you went. On his first night, Venture just curled up and slept on me.”

“We often focus on sick and injured cats, but Venture would have definitely declined in a shelter and was far too friendly to survive outdoors. He adores other friendly cats and sees everyone as a friend.”

Michelle, an experienced foster carer, came across a post about Venture needing a foster home and jumped at the chance to take him in.

“He sounded like a perfect fit for us – we have our own young adult male cat who loves it when we foster other young friendly males, and he fits the bill,” Michelle told Love Meow.