Strictly a Management Game

This is a game where you rescue cats abandoned by their owners or found as strays, nurse them back to health, and then send them off to new owners. I specifically chose the word 'send off' because by watching ads, you can upgrade rescued cats to higher-class ones, hand them over to owners who offer higher donations, and generally treat the cats as commodities within the game. The basic gameplay loop involves: Rescue a cat → Heal the weakened cat to full health → Hand over to a new owner to receive rewards (donations) → Use the rewards to upgrade facilities and staff → Rescue another cat... It's a common type of management simulation game. Some might find it disrespectful to treat a cat rescue shelter in this manner, but in reality, shelters can't continue operating if they're constantly in the red, and the business aspect can't be ignored. From that perspective, it's not necessarily wrong. At its core, this game is about management, not about cherishing cats. Therefore, if you're inherently uncomfortable with treating cats as commodities, it's best not to play. As a management game, there's always something to do, and it's reasonably playable. It's advisable to build the playground early on, as the game can stall otherwise.