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Stray Cat Decides He’s The Real Story & Crashes Reporter’s Segment

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This just in! Cats will interrupt anything a person is doing when they decide they’re ready for some attention. And that’s just what stray cat Frajola did to TV Paraíba correspondent Artur Lira as he tried his best to deliver a serious report regarding crime and arrest in Campina Grande, Paraiba, a state of Brazil. Check out the moment Frajola the cat crashed Artur’s report and then proceeded to redirect the scene to his cuteness. Artur couldn’t help but laugh at Frajola’s invasion, and he also couldn’t help falling for the funny feline! And that created the best news of all; once the segment wrapped, Frajola decided he’d be joining Artur’s family and that his forever home would be with Artur’s Aunt Neide. Facebook Crashing the News As an early morning show reporter, Artur starts work at 5 a.m., and his beat often takes him to the Campina Grande Police Center. There, he’s seen many a stray cat hanging out at the station as the officers often feed and care for them. And like cat

Tiger Cub Eaten Up With Ringworm Transforms Into Happy & Beautiful Big Cat

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During her first four months of life, Aasha the tiger cub resided with a traveling circus. And the tiger she shared a cage with did not care for the cub’s company. Little Aasha never knew comfort or security. On top of her unsettled life in places not suited for a tiger, poor Aasha also suffered from a case of ringworm so severe her skin was raw, cracked, and bleeding. Rescued by the USDA, Aasha was placed in the care of In-Sync Exotics Wildlife Rescue and Educational Center in Collin County, Texas. There, Aasha met rescue founder Vicky Keahy, who made it her mission to give the little tiger the good life! And now, twelve years later, Aahsa is indeed a happy and healthy tiger with a best bud named Smuggler. Facebook Stripey One Eaten Up with Ringworm Somewhere between seven and nine months old, Aasha weighed only thirty-seven pounds. That’s the weight of a healthy three-month-old cub. And in addition to being so small, she also suffered a raging case of ringworm that covered he

Let These Cat Parents Tell You Why They Love PrettyLitter

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What’s something both kitties and their parents loathe? A stinky, dusty litter pan! But PrettyLitter solves typical litter box woes by delivering a crisp, clean litter experience that also monitors health. Made from natural silica gel, PrettyLitter creates less dust and controls odor better than clumping-litter competitors. Plus, you won’t be scooping any more messy, wet clumps from the litter pan when you make the switch to this safe and affordable option for your cat’s most purrsonal needs. Just scoop those poops and stir the litter! PrettyLitter’s revolutionary color-changing technology also lets cat parents keep daily tabs on their cat’s health by simply checking the color of the used litter. Cat mom Valerie D. loves PrettyLitter so much she’s dubbed it the “Magical Kitty Glitter.” And she’s not the only happy cat lady. Thousands and thousands of cat people and their kitties have flipped over this amazing cat litter, and they’re delighted to tell you how much they love it!

Cat Mom Finds “Real Life Miracle” When Daily Walk Takes A Different Path

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When your heart tells you it’s time to add a feline to your life, don’t ignore the call. That urge is the mysteries of the ages at work, telling you your kitty soul mate is just around the corner. Just ask Camryn Frederickson and feline Cowboy. They’ll tell you all about destiny. And their destiny to be forever together began when Camryn told her mom she felt the need for a cat only days before her wish came true. She also knew exactly the name she would call a new kitty friend—Cowboy. Little did she know, her Cowboy would soon find her in an extraordinary way. Camryn shared their “insane once in a lifetime never going to happen again type of story” on Instagram. Instagram “Nothing Random” In This Meeting During what Camryn described as “one of the lowest weeks” of her life, she went for a walk. Walks are a usual thing for Camryn, but her walk on one particular day came five hours later than her normal time “and in the complete opposite direction of my usual route.” But this de

Tom Hanks & Cat Co-Star Match It Up At A Man Called Otto Screening

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While Tom Hanks may be the face drawing folks in to see A Man Called Otto , viewers are discovering a hidden talent among the cast—Schmagel the cat. And with looks so cute and a personality to match, Schmagel, rhymes with ‘bagel,” is a natural born star as the stray cat who takes up with the titular character Otto, played by Hanks. And when it came time for Hanks and Schmaegel to walk the carpet at a special screening held at the Dot Dash Meredith in New York City, the talented duo coordinated their looks with matching ties, making them quite the handsome pair. But just who is this cat stealing the hearts of filmgoers everywhere? Instagram Schmagel the Star To be as on-your-game as Schmagel, you’ve got to have purrfect looks, smarts to learn your cues, and a loving team to help you get it all done. And Schmagel has the ultimate team in mom Britany Hufnagle Long, owner of Hill Crest Canine Country Club in Catawissa, PA. Facebook Brittany rescued Schmagel as a stray kitten,

Tripod Kitten & Wobbly Cat Find Love At First Sniff, Become Best Brothers Forever

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Cat mom Kayla works for Salem Friends of Felines in Oregon, so she’s used to being surrounded by cute kitties. Surely, she has a hard time not bringing home all the felines. But twice now, two orange and white cats have stolen her heart, and she couldn’t leave the shelter without them. First, it was Mr. Beesley, a wobbly boy with cerebellar hypoplasia. Then, it was baby Bibby, a cutie kitten who lost a leg, making him one of the cutest tripod cats ever. And in bringing Bibby home to big brother Mr. Beesley, Kayla has created the purrfect family! Instagram The Wobbly One As soon as Mr. Beesley wobbled into Salem Friends of Felines for his neuter surgery, Kayla was smitten with the kitten. He was one of six kittens in a litter born to a stray mom, but unlike his siblings, Mr. Beesley had cerebellar hypoplasia. And while it made him a wobbly cat, he felt no pain and played just as hard as his littermates. Kayla got to spend the day with him, and he spoiled her in return with spec