Reviews for I'm a Cat, Said the Dog Manga

This review contains spoilers. I bought the single episode one, but I bought this one too. I'm already crying crying crying. My tears were awful. The first Tadashi story, which was distributed as a single episode, is really a crying thing, but the subsequent story of Tadashi, the story that was liked by Nekogami, Grandma, and Sky were all good! I have a dog, so I cried extra. I wanted to cherish and let them live a fun and happy life until the end of their lives. --------Speaking of which (the story completely changes), I was surprised that local cats moved from the factory where they were dismantled a while ago to the vicinity of the parking lot of the condominium, and there was a leaflet saying that they would NTR those cats, and it was OK to install cardboard or toilet, and feed them food. It was often said to feral cats, “Don't feed them irresponsibly even though you can't keep them,” and there are parts where I thought that was true, but it's also possible to make people get used to them so that they are easy to catch and protect. When I thought about it carefully, they were children whose lives were difficult even that day, so I began to think that the number of children who live, be protected, and happy by being fed will decrease, and that the number of children who starve to death or die from poisoning because they have that meal even in a difficult lifestyle will decrease. Since everything is transmitted by humans, there are parts where I don't know what is good for cats, but it seems that 70 to 80 percent of feral cats live by fishing for trash without hunting, so I recently thought that feeding stray cats isn't necessarily all bad. Humans are the idea of being “human,” so I don't know how it will be reflected in the world... Of course, I want abandoned cats and dogs to disappear, and I also want there to be no places that sell living organisms that are sold like things. Also, I want the suffering of all animals living in this human-polluted world to be reduced even a little.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story where a dog reincarnates into a cat and proceeds from a cat's point of view. There were also other short stories about cats and stories after that, which was very interesting. It's a reference for serious relationships between animals and humans. If I had an animal, I wanted it to be like this.

This review contains spoilers. They pretend they don't understand words, and it makes me think that words and heart are being conveyed. There are various invisible threads in the world, and that is what is called fate

This review contains spoilers. I've been living with guard dogs for generations. How Tadashi became a cat hurts my heart, doesn't it? Of course Sky's eyes too. But I'm really glad they were both blessed with the best, best families. And the older brother's farewell scene. I cried. It became commonplace when we were together, so I really sympathized with the fact that they wanted to say see you later. I thought it was written by someone who has lived with living creatures in real life. I recommend it.