I heard loud cat meowing outside. I ignored it for about an hour but then the cat came right to my front door to meow. So I went outside. She came right up to me and was rubbing against me while constantly meowing. So against my better judgment, I went inside and put a can of tuna in a bowl and brought it out to her. She ate it very fast. Then she kept rubbing against me so I sat outside with her for a long time. I’m hoping she’s not lost from a family. If she continues to hang around looking for attention I might have to trap her, and take her to the vet to be scanned for a microchip. She’s extremely affectionate.
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That’s a good idea.
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Aww that’s so sweet…
Yeah going to see if she’s microchipped sounds good.
If not, you may have gotten yourself a new pet cat on your hands!
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she might be in heat. just sounds like it.
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I don’t have any other food on hand to feed her. One can of tuna isn’t going to hurt her. But thank you for the link.
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Tuna is ok once in a while as long as there is no oil or other flavorings.
Tuna packed in water might be ok but I wouldn’t feed it to my cat.
Too much mercury
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I think you did great. Hopefully she will go back to her home.
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Thanks @anon55031185 . I noticed she’s losing some fur. But I checked and saw no fleas and no skin issues so I think it might be stress. I’m hoping she’s not lost. I’ll keep an eye out for her
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Yea she sounds like she’s in distress from the amount of attention she was giving you.
You’re a caring person. Well done for looking out for her. 
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Thanks @Zoe . I have 2 dogs that aren’t familiar with cats so I was afraid to let her inside. I’ll just have to wait and see if she comes back
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