Does a cat recognize its owner after being sent away?

The cat recognizes its owner after being sent away. After giving a cat to someone else, the cat will recognize its new owner. Cats are affectionate mammals. If the new owner stays with the cat for a long time, feeds the cat, pays attention to the cat's dynamics, and accompanies the cat, over time the cat will adapt to the new environment, become familiar with the new owner, and interact with the new owner. The master establishes feelings and thus recognizes the master.
Shows a cat recognizes its owner after being sent away:
1. Bare its belly in front of its owner. The belly is a sensitive part of a cat, and exposing it to the owner shows that the cat has great trust in the owner.
2. Like to stare at the owner, focus on the owner, pay attention to the owner, be very curious about the owner's things, and even imitate the owner's behavior.
3. Becomes very clingy, likes to be by the owner’s side, accompany the owner, likes to rub against the owner, leaving its own scent on the owner.
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