🐱Cat with "Leukemia" Adopted

ISSUE #46

Welcome to the Wednesday Edition of The Cat Square Newsletter!

Todays Headlines:

• Cat with leukemia adopted by teenager  
• Cute cats reaction to new tiny pillow 😊 
• Scientists reveal weird cat behaviours

Lets Dive In……

RESCUE AND ADOPTION

Teenager Who Overcame Leukemia Adopts Cat With the Same Disease.

A heartwarming story has emerged from Tampa Bay, where a special bond has formed between a teenage girl and a cat with Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV).

Tonka, a 1-year-old cat, was brought to the Humane Society of Tampa Bay as a stray and was found to be faintly positive for FeLV.

Despite the seriousness of the diagnosis, Tonka showed no obvious symptoms and remained healthy during his time at the shelter.

Kathleen and her daughter, who had battled leukemia as a child and successfully beat the disease, instantly connected with Tonka due to his FeLV+ status.

They saw him as the perfect companion and decided to give him a forever home.

Although there is no definitive cure for FeLV, the family remains hopeful that with regular veterinary care and their love, Tonka will live a happy life.

FeLV is a contagious disease that can harm cats and even cause death. But with vaccines and tests, the virus has become less common.

The future may be uncertain for Tonka, but with the support of his new family, he has a chance at a bright future.

FUNNY AND CUTE

Adorable Cat Reacts to His New Tiny Pillow.

Get ready to have your heart melted by this adorable video of a cat receiving a tiny handmade pillow.

The clip, which was shared on January 17, has already garnered a whopping 95.3 million views and 7.9 million likes.

In the video, the cat named George is seen resting his head on a pink blanket before it is replaced with the tiny cushion.

People on social media are amazed by George's immediate appreciation for the pillow, with one user commenting on how he curled his paw up in delight.

The video has even brought one user to tears, with many describing it as "wholesome." It's no surprise that George loves his new pillow, as cats are known for their love of sleep.

According to the Sleep Foundation, cats snooze for 12 to 18 hours a day.

This heartwarming video is just another example of how animals can capture our hearts and bring joy to our lives.

TRENDING AND VIRAL

Scientists Reveal Weird Cat Behaviours You Should Pay Attention.

Cats are known for their peculiar behaviors, but it can be challenging to decipher what's normal and what's not.

Luckily, a recent study has shed light on the unusual behaviors that cat owners should pay attention to.

Researchers surveyed 816 cat owners and discovered that curiosity about new things and purring when being stroked are common behaviors among cats.

On the other hand, behaviors such as spraying, frantic licking or chewing, pacing, growling, and hissing were found to be rare.

The study also revealed that female cats tend to be more aggressive and easily frightened, while male cats are friendlier and more sociable.

Additionally, a cat's behavior is influenced by its surroundings, with rural cats being less playful and more prone to hunting.

By understanding what's normal for their feline friends, owners can identify warning signs and address any behavioral or health issues early on.

This knowledge will not only benefit current cat owners but also help prospective owners make informed decisions.