Thirty Cats and Not a Single Stranger. Memoirs of Life, Love, and Self-Acceptance

After moving, the heroine notices dozens of stray cats around her house. At first, she simply feeds them, even though she herself lives in cramped conditions. Then the animals get names, habits, and their own stories, along with the need to find food, pay for veterinary care, and make difficult daily decisions. Gradually, private care stops being a one-person job: notes about the cats resonate with thousands of people, and a real support community forms around this story.