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]]>TikToker Nadine Stay recently shared a video documenting how she and her husband decided to build a house for a stray cat named Fat Billy. The video quickly went viral, getting 3.2 million views.
In the video, Stay explains that her family fed Fat Billy for nine months. But with the winter approaching, she suggested to her husband to get the cat a bin with some straw to keep him warm. Instead, Stay’s husband decided to give the feline a proper home.
Using leftover material from a previous project, Stay and her husband built an adorable-looking mini house. They insulated the walls and roof, did some interior decoration, and even put flowers at the front to give Fat Billy a proper welcome.
Of course, Stay’s followers wanted to get an update on the story and see if Fat Billy moved in. The TikToker went on to share a follow-up video that showed the cat entering the house and immediately making himself at home.
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]]>The post Heidi Wrangles Cats is Rescuing Stray Kittens All Around New York appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.
]]>Systo liked cats for as long as she can remember, but she didn’t always consider herself a cat person because her childhood cats seemed to be terrified of her. That changed after she adopted a pair of kittens with her college roommate and later linked up with a local rescue group North Brooklyn Cats while trying to help a lost kitty.
She started fostering for them and later decided to start her own rescue Heidi Wrangles Cats, based in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. She’s using her platform on Instagram and TikTok to promote cat adoption and spread awareness about rescuing and socializing feral kittens.
Systo built a huge social media following after sharing her story with the world, and she’s fully dedicated to giving kittens born on the street a second chance at life.
“The most rewarding thing is knowing that there are hundreds of cats sitting comfy and cozy, warm, and with full bellies, curled up on a couch right now, that would otherwise be still on the street, or no longer with us at all,” she told Lemonade.
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]]>This resulted in a series of photographs in which Rojiupa captured stray cats on the streets of Japan having fun and acting as all kinds of goofy. These furry mischiefs mostly ignore the photographer’s presence and do their thing which makes his photos even more impressive.
Check out some of Rojiupa’s photos below.
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]]>The post Couple Builds an Adorable House for a Fat Billy, a Stray Cat appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.
]]>TikToker Nadine Stay recently shared a video documenting how she and her husband decided to build a house for a stray cat named Fat Billy. The video quickly went viral, getting 3.2 million views.
In the video, Stay explains that her family fed Fat Billy for nine months. But with the winter approaching, she suggested to her husband to get the cat a bin with some straw to keep him warm. Instead, Stay’s husband decided to give the feline a proper home.
Using leftover material from a previous project, Stay and her husband built an adorable-looking mini house. They insulated the walls and roof, did some interior decoration, and even put flowers at the front to give Fat Billy a proper welcome.
Of course, Stay’s followers wanted to get an update on the story and see if Fat Billy moved in. The TikToker went on to share a follow-up video that showed the cat entering the house and immediately making himself at home.
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]]>The post Heidi Wrangles Cats is Rescuing Stray Kittens All Around New York appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.
]]>Systo liked cats for as long as she can remember, but she didn’t always consider herself a cat person because her childhood cats seemed to be terrified of her. That changed after she adopted a pair of kittens with her college roommate and later linked up with a local rescue group North Brooklyn Cats while trying to help a lost kitty.
She started fostering for them and later decided to start her own rescue Heidi Wrangles Cats, based in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. She’s using her platform on Instagram and TikTok to promote cat adoption and spread awareness about rescuing and socializing feral kittens.
Systo built a huge social media following after sharing her story with the world, and she’s fully dedicated to giving kittens born on the street a second chance at life.
“The most rewarding thing is knowing that there are hundreds of cats sitting comfy and cozy, warm, and with full bellies, curled up on a couch right now, that would otherwise be still on the street, or no longer with us at all,” she told Lemonade.
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]]>The post Photos of Stray Cats Acting Goofy in Japan appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.
]]>This resulted in a series of photographs in which Rojiupa captured stray cats on the streets of Japan having fun and acting as all kinds of goofy. These furry mischiefs mostly ignore the photographer’s presence and do their thing which makes his photos even more impressive.
Check out some of Rojiupa’s photos below.
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