😺330 miles to "adopt" a cat

ISSUE #86

Welcome to the Monday Edition of The Cat Square Newsletter!

Todays Headlines:

• Woman drives 330 miles to adopt cat  
• How owner wakes up deaf cat 😊 
• Cat shown sister’s grave

Lets Dive In……

RESCUE AND ADOPTION

Senior Woman Drives Over 330 Miles To Adopt Beloved Cat Returned To Shelter.

Patricia Luttrelle, a 67-year-old woman from Virginia, was deeply moved by the story of Thelma, a calm cat returned to an animal shelter due to her owner's dementia.

Within nine days, Luttrelle drove over 330 miles with her husband to adopt Thelma, who instantly stole her heart.

Thelma's presence has already brought comfort to Luttrelle, who lost her previous cat and beagle.

Research shows that owning a pet can boost mental health and combat loneliness, with studies indicating positive effects on adults aged over 60.

Luttrelle and Thelma's bond exemplifies the joy and companionship that pets bring to their owners.

FUNNY AND CUTE

Owner Wakes Up Deaf Cat to Let Her Know She’s Home, Leaves Viewers in Awe.

In a touching display of love, a pet owner in Australia has melted hearts with her adorable way of waking up her deaf cat to announce her return home. T

Layla, the owner, shared the video on her account @laylacu9, showing how she gently alerts her sleeping cat with her scent.

The clip, titled "letting kitty know that me and the kids are back home," captures the sweet bond between them as the cat responds with licks and nuzzles.

Layla's loving gesture towards her deaf cat not only tugs at heartstrings but also educates viewers on the importance of adapting to pets' unique needs.

The video serves as a reminder of the strong emotional connection that can blossom between humans and their furry friends, regardless of any challenges they may face.

TRENDING AND VIRAL

Heartbreaking Video Shows Grief-Stricken Cat Visiting Sister’s Grave.

A heartwrenching video posted on TikTok by owner Rae Anne Skillen shows her cat, Texas Ranger, visiting the grave of his beloved sister, Timber, who passed away at the age of 10 from liver failure.

The video has since gone viral, showcasing the profound emotions animals are capable of, including grief.

Skillen shared that Texas was by Timber's side until the end, and now he searches for her, shedding real tears and spending time in her favorite spots.

The touching display of grief by Texas Ranger serves as a reminder of the deep bonds animals form and the complex emotions they experience.