The administrator soon arrived after hearing the news. Mu You brought Cola over and explained that this was simply his cat.
Cola had never been registered. To be precise, he had sneaked in to freeload.
The administrator had only discovered from the surveillance footage that the cat had climbed over the wall a week earlier. Probably unwilling to be caged, he never appeared while the administrator was around. Only after the administrator left would he quietly emerge and reach through the cages to steal the other cats' food. Occasionally, when prospective adopters came to see the cats, he would also seize the chance to appear, acting cute and affectionate to cadge some cat treats.
But whenever an adopter took a liking to him and wanted to take him home, the cat would immediately flee the scene at top speed. He ran off as soon as he had scammed himself some food and drink-a complete feline scoundrel.
After Mu You produced some evidence that he had previously kept Cola, proving that this really was his cat, the person in charge did not make things difficult and simply let him take the cat away.
A short while later, Mu You returned to the Pet Shop with Cola.
Back in familiar surroundings, Cola immediately began meowing excitedly. He dashed into the main room and raced around, marking his scent everywhere.
"Don't pee, and don't go upstairs. Let me give you a bath first."
Mu You hurriedly warned him. Who knew how this fellow had gotten through the past few days? He was filthy and even had fleas.
Seeing Mu You about to run water in the pet bathing room, Cola rushed to the cat food dispenser and slapped its empty hopper.
"Mu You, some cat food first! Cat food!"
Mu You had no