This charming cat hung around a woman’s house every day until he finally set his paw indoors and experienced the cozy warmth of her home.

Reggie, an orange tabby, was among the 25 cats involved in the Tucson cat colony TNR (trap-neuter-return) project, a successful initiative aimed at curbing diseases and overpopulation.

However, Reggie stood out from the rest, not just because of his cross-eyed look and unusually large nose, but also because of his sweet and friendly nature, as described by Courtney, a dedicated cat rescuer from Poets Square Cats:

“Not just because he’s cross-eyed and has an inexplicably large nose. He was so sweet and friendly.”

Arcelia, a volunteer at Southern Arizona Cat Rescue, took care of Reggie and the other cats in the group. After Reggie was neutered, he chose to stick around Arcelia’s house, often joining her during her efforts to help other cats.

Reggie was always eager for affection and attention.

“He would plop himself down in the middle like he was the star of the show.”

When it was time to leave, he would jump into the car, hoping to accompany them.

Reggie and Arcelia developed a mutual understanding. During feeding times, he made his presence known, never missing a day. As Arcelia shared:

“He came to eat every single day. He hung outside my house and would sleep on top of my car or in a cut-down palm tree in the back.”

It looks like he demanded attention!