Not all street cats are wild; many are stray cats who have been âbаndơnеd or Iơst by their owners for a variety of reasons.

Morris, despite his harsh attitude, was evident from the outset that he wasn’t wild. Locals say he’d been lurking about for approximately a year until he was rеscuеd by the Flatbush crew.

Flatbush Cats is a non-profit group dedicated to lowering the number of outdoor cats in Brooklyn, New York.

Flatbush Cats focuses on trap, neuter, and return (TNR), mentoring and educating individuals in this process, and, of course, cat rеscuе and adơрtion, as there are over 500,000 cats on the streets of New York City.

Morris was extremely shy, and it was felt that he was probably let down by his owner and left to cope alone on the streets.

The goal was to gradually rebuild his trust, and they soon heard his first purr. Morris decided to let down his guard and allow others to stroke him after resting in a peaceful, stable atmosphere for a few days.

He was finally beginning to feel safe and because of this started to show his true personality. He was enamored with the attention he was receiving and had enough to offer back.

All he needed was someone who believed in him.

We are so pleased that Morris got another chance to live a happy life.

Watch the video to see what happened: