In a world like ours, when the timeline is always full of clickbait and ragebait and a bunch of things that make us feel like there is no hope for humanity, this is the kind of story that we want to see. Uniquely adorable kittens being saved, and people of all ages being kind. It doesn't feel like too much to ask for. That's what the internet used to be about. It's what used to make it more fun. Before algorithms and AIs - when the internet was all about sharing funny cat memes and strange things that made people smile.
Sometimes, it doesn't feel like there is too much that we can do to change the world and make it more pawsitive again, and then we remember… cats. We remember that no matter what madness takes over our timeline this week, among all the posts, there will be cats going viral. Cats always bring people together. We see that online all the time. And sometimes, we see that in the real world too. I can tell you from purrsonal experience, it was cats who brought me and my neighbors closer, working in shifts together to keep them all fed. And it was cats who brought the community in this story closer too - working for hours on end to save a kitten together.