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.”
Yes, Chris is a real man,but not because of his looks ,because of his compassion for kitties. But to tell the truth ,I did take a second look at him.lol
Well said. Now keep focused on the cats 😉
I want to see Chris Scordo (hunka hunka) on the Homepage about men who love cats, Michael.
Yes but the owners deserve a focus, too. Don’t you think it MICHAEL? and one suggestion from me, Why don’t you join a gym? I will if I get a beautiful cat alongwith pretty women comments 😉
well King is very lucky cat and still some where deep in my heart, I am sad about the cruelty behaviors of human being, I don’t know how to stop or just literate such people.
I have a suggestion for all governments of the world to add a subject from the right beginning in schools, if most probably they can add CAT WELFARE / ANIMAL WELFARE as a necessary readings from school to 10th class, maybe it can help to understand the behavioral aspect of human beings to improve towards the animals.
But! I think five fingers are not equal and we human differ from one another in many ways. 🙁
I totally agree that animal welfare should be taught at school. I have written about that. The children are the future and it will take time for improvements in animal welfare to be made.