ISSUE #136

Welcome to the Monday Edition of The Cat Square Newsletter!

Todays Headlines:

• Senior cats looking for a home
• Cat bites owner’s boyfriend🤣
• Cat’s hilarious gender reveal

Let’s Dive In……

RESCUE AND ADOPTION

Isabella and Schumacher: The Bonded Senior Cats Seeking Their Forever Home.

Isabella and Schumacher, two senior cats once cherished as "someone's babies," are now in search of a loving forever home together.

After their owner could no longer care for them due to allergies, these inseparable companions found themselves at FurKids Midtown Atlanta.

In a touching TikTok video, they're seen huddled close, seeking comfort in each other's presence.

Despite their age, with Schumacher managing diabetes well, they're full of love to offer.

The video, capturing their bond, has touched hearts across TikTok, amassing thousands of views and likes, with viewers advocating for adoption over shopping, especially for seniors like these two.

They deserve a peaceful, loving home where they can spend their golden years together.

FUNNY AND CUTE

Hilarious Orange Cat Bites Owner’s Boyfriend.

Larkin, an indoor cat, bit his owner's boyfriend during a scuffle with another cat, leading to an unexpected "wanted" letter from the health department due to the bite.

Despite the drama, Larkin was just being himself, not rabid. After proving his vaccinations, he was cleared.

The incident, shared on TikTok by @mawwose, went viral, amassing millions of views.

@mawwose

He does not have rabies he just be like that #orangecatsoftiktok #orangecat #rabies

People defended Larkin, humorously attributing his behavior to his orange fur rather than any malice.

Thankfully, the boyfriend, though scarred, harbors no grudge, understanding the situation.

Larkin and his cohabitant, Gin, are now more peaceful, though kept apart when unsupervised.

TRENDING AND VIRAL

Cat’s Gender Reveal Turns Into a Hilarious Escape Act

Katrina Badowski thought she had adopted a female cat, affectionately naming her Gracie. But during a routine vet visit, things took a surprising turn.

The vet, after commenting on "Gracie's" stocky build, delivered the unexpected news: "Yeah, we're a boy." Thus, Gracie became Grayson, much to his dismay.

Not pleased with the sudden reveal, Grayson made a daring escape, using the vet's room dividers to leap into the ceiling.

The clinic staff, no strangers to such antics, quickly fetched a ladder to retrieve the embarrassed feline.

After some reluctance, Grayson was safely back in his carrier, and the duo returned home to adjust to their new roles as mother and son.

Badowski left the vet not just with a cat of a different gender, but with a hilarious story of Grayson's great escape.