Imagine having someone video you while you viciously kick a cat sending it 10 feet into the air into a bush. The arrogance of it is astonishing.
Anyway, this is a happy ending and my God we like happy endings and I want to thank Dee for picking out this little story for me.
ASPCA report that “The King Has Found His Castle”. I like that. King has been adopted by Chris Scordo who lives in Manhattan, New York. Chris saw the story about King in the Daily News. He says,
“In the paper was a photo of this really handsome cat. I remembered seeing the earlier headline about him and thought the paper had been sitting around for a long time. I was sure the adoption was over. Then I saw the date and headed to the ASPCA.”
He wasn’t expecting to find a new cat companion so soon but when Chris saw the photographs of King he liked his expressive face and thought he was “very bright eyed”. Chris liked King even before we met him.
Chris was surprised (as am I) to be the first person to arrive at the ASPCA for a chance to interact with King. Chris was interviewed by a cat behaviour counsellor before being given the green light to adopt him.
On the first night Chris stayed up all night interacting with King! He says,
“I stayed up the whole night that first night – King needs a lot of engagement!”
Chris says that King is a bit of a tough guy which is probably a reflection of his past life. It’s nice to know that King is still a trusting cat. It hasn’t taken him long to settle in which must be very good sign.
King allows Chris to hold him for short periods although at the beginning he was a bit unsettled. This is all normal and it seems to be going well. Chris has retained King’s name. He’s a celebrity. You can’t change the name of a celebrity, can you.
King has a bright future….
“He’ll never suffer again. He’ll have a heated bed in the winter, the best food and medical care, all the toys he wants, and plenty of love and affection.”
Wonderful result, it warms the cockles of the heart!
Dee fancies Chris 😉
She so does!! No competition here I like them a bit softer round the edges, too much bulging there for my taste 😉
I would pet him and groom him and feed him and cuddle him and play with him all day.
LOL. You made me laugh. Thank you. It cheered me up on a dull British day.
What a happy ending to King’s story, I’m so pleased for him.
There are two “camps”. The people who damage and hurt others and the people who care and nurture. There are some good’uns out there.
I’m so impressed that this big, strong hunk of a man is a cat lover. I love looking at him.
Hey, Chris…
I’m up for adoption too!
LOL. I am pleased you are pleased with a bit of “eye candy”. You should be focusing on the cat not the man 😉
Eye candy indeed. That is what I call a real man.
I don’t share Dw.
I saw him first.
♫ Fetch a bucket of water boys there’s fire down below ♫ 😉
Now can Chris go kick the thug that kicked King? I’d like to see that on video 🙂
Yes, he is the right size for the job!
I’d pay money to see that video.
HAHAHAHA then let me offer the services 😉 Dee
Thats such a wonderful and heartwarming story. So pleased and happy he’s got a forever home, where he wont be hurt and a warm bed in the winter, even better. Seems his new dad is a cat person too. Which is great. It’s good to have something positive. King looks really happy too. Great result!
Chris was the first inline. He must have passed a pretty tough test because of King’s celebrity status. Good to see as you say.
P.S. This is another nice feeling story designed to try and lift Ruth 😉 Hope you are OK Ruth. That said, we all need some nice stories. About 80% of cat stories are rather sad to be honest.