This neighborhood tomcat is very friendly and sometimes comes by to say Hello to our cats and the dog.
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He's so sweet. I adopted a little tomcat (now neutered) that was a neighborhood feral, and he's turned into a lovely sweet cat.
He has the same kind of "presence" and sweet expression, and everyone who sees him says "hey, handsome". He's a good looking boy and he knows it.