That's a nice cat. It makes me think of one my friend just got recently, named it Ash (my suggestion was Frau Meow). That cat tried to climb up everyone's pant leg, and only stopped doing it when it was too heavy to hang on. I think he's going to keep it as an indoors cat, since he's too worried about it being run over. He lives at a busy area where a lot of different transportation methods meet and people transfer between them, and everyone's always too busy to look out.

I saw a cat jump out in front of an SUV at the last second (don't know why it waited until then) and the truck hit it in the ass as it was going across, the cat spun around and then just sat there curled up with its hands on top of its head and its eyes closed shielding itself. I felt pretty bad, but it was able to run off at least, when I approached it. Anyway don't know why I was thinking of that. Hopefully your cat lives a long happy life.

My first cat had a couple of families, and when it got older, it decided to just adopt the other family because I guess they had better food or treated it better. It was a shitty time at my house around then so maybe that's why. I got new cats a while after and they're great, but now I moved out and I don't know if they'll get depressed if I separate them, since I can't take all of them.

Luckily your cat will have a good home (I guess you like cats since you were showing it). One of my friends hated his cat, and it was a miserable bitch. When I was a kid I knew some idiot who liked to throw its cat up to the ceiling and catch it. Or not. Cats can be great, but they live up or down to your expectations. If you always treat it kindly and as if it is smart then they'll grow up well adjusted and friendly. I know a lot of people who hate cats and treat them badly just because they had bad experiences with them, or even just because of how they're portrayed in cartoons and they think they're actually snobby and picky and all sorts of retarded shit because of that.