🐱Kitten interrupts wedding

ISSUE #55

Happy Valentines Day and Welcome to the Wednesday Edition of The Cat Square Newsletter!

Todays Headlines:

• Kittens taped-up in a box adopted
• Kitten interrupts wedding🤣 
• Cat infects owner with serious disease

Lets Dive In……

RESCUE AND ADOPTION

“Miracle Kitties” Rescued and Adopted After Being Found in Taped-Up Box on Covington Train Tracks.

Five adorable kittens, who were left abandoned on train tracks in Covington, have finally found their forever homes.

Thanks to the efforts of a kind-hearted Covington man and the volunteers at Stray Haven, a network of fosters in the Cincinnati area, these kittens were given a second chance at life.

Although four of the kittens have cerebellar hypoplasia, a neurological disorder that affects their balance and coordination, they have shown remarkable progress since being rescued.

Three of the kittens have already been adopted locally, and one, named Cherry Garcia, is still looking for a loving home.

If you're interested in adopting Cherry or any other kitties, you can meet them at the My Furry Valentine adoption event in February.

These "miracle kitties" may have their challenges, but they are full of love and joy, and they deserve a happy ending.

FUNNY AND CUTE

Cat Crasher! Kitten Steals the Show at Wedding and the Couple’s Reaction Goes Viral.

A couple's special day took an unexpected turn when a mischievous cat decided to make its presence known during their outdoor wedding ceremony.

As the groom was exchanging vows, the sound of loud meowing echoed from the woods behind the altar, causing laughter and surprise among the wedding party.

A TikTok video capturing the hilarious moment has now garnered over 15 million views, with viewers dubbing it the "cat disruption system" in action.

Although initially annoyed, the couple eventually embraced the unexpected interruption and found humor in the situation.

It's safe to say this wedding will be remembered for years to come, thanks to their furry gatecrasher.

TRENDING AND VIRAL

Cat in Oregon Infects Owner With Bubonic Plague.

A resident in Bend, Oregon recently contracted the bubonic plague, and health officials believe it was transmitted by their pet cat.

The case was confirmed last week, and it serves as a reminder of the importance of being cautious around sick animals.

Plague symptoms typically appear within a week of contact with an infected animal or person, and they can include fever, nausea, weakness, chills, muscle aches, and swollen lymph nodes.

If not diagnosed early, the illness can become more severe and difficult to treat. Stay safe and seek medical attention if you experience any concerning symptoms.

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