How I got Spunky

He and his sibling showed up in the back of the yard one morning. The mother cat brought him a sparrow and he ate all but a few feathers so I knew there were hungry cats in my backyard. We live on the edge of a ridge so there are wild acres behind our fence. I took out a bowl of cat food and he ate that. I peeked into the hedge and saw 2 tabby cats who looked very alike, with one slightly smaller.
The next day he came to the backyard and at the back of the house called very loudly like he was hungry.
I took out food and this time he ran to see me instead of running away. He stayed and eventually became a garage cat and then a house cat. I said that he had a lot of spunk to demand that we take him in and keep him. We had him about 16 years.