A cat may live in the presence of its provider and co-habitator, but it has no master. It's its own master. This, of course, isn't to say that a cat won't pay attention to the people with whom it lives. When it's hungry, or when it has an itch to be scratched, or a need to get warm, a cat is right there, demanding attention and returning the catty equivalent of affection. But, a cat is never capable of adoration unless it is self adoration.
Cats have only their own best interests at heart.
They really don't care about the master so much as they care about what the master can provide. Maybe I am exaggerating the case a bit, but only by a bit. Sit at His feet and be attentive to His movements, listen for His call, and always be ready for a walk wherever He wants to take you. He deserves no less. If you have any questions, or comments, please click on my name at the bottom of this page.