Will a cat still recognize its owner after being fostered for two months?

The cat still recognizes its owner after being fostered for two months. The function of a cat's brain is comparable to that of a 2-3 year old child, and a cat's short-term memory can last up to 16 hours. Long-term memory is pretty amazing. Cats’ auditory systems are very well developed and they can make judgments by identifying your voice. Also, after being together for a long time, the cat will leave special marks on the owner's body, and the cat can identify you through the smell and taste of your body when you see each other again.
Shows that a cat recognizes its owner:
1. Once a cat has established trust with its owner, there will be no resistance or avoidance when the owner approaches or touches it. Instead, it presses its body, head and tail against its owner's body.
2. Be more tolerant of the owner. If a cat does not recognize its owner, it will not tolerate the owner always holding it and stroking its fur at will. Only when the cat recognizes its owner will it not resist the owner's caressing, closeness, and teasing, but will just cooperate obediently.
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