A mother allows her son to adopt a puppy: his choice was an old cat

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A mother gave the boy the chance to adopt a puppy but he chose a large, older, and overweight cat

As a child, it is quite common to dream of having a pet and maybe growing up with it. Many children continue to hope and try to convince their mothers to adopt a puppy or a kitten. Not everyone manages to be lucky enough to get a dog or a sweet kitten. There are those who barely get a goldfish! But this little boy named Easton had it easy because when he asked for a pet, his mother took him directly to an animal refuge center to choose the puppy he liked best!

To everyone’s surprise, Easton did not choose one of those cute and smiling little puppy dogs, nor a sweet little kitten only a few months old.

Quite the contrary – Easton’s spontaneous choice fell on a large and older orange tomcat named Tiny!

Acknowledging the reluctance with which so many parents respond to the requests of their children regarding the adoption of a pet, we consider it praiseworthy that this mother allowed her son to choose his own pet.

In any case, the fact of having to settle for only one animal makes the choice rather difficult.

Therefore, little Easton, of course, did not want to miss his chance to personally choose his new four-legged friend and, once he set foot in the animal refuge center, he followed his heart.

Who did he choose? A huge 10-year-old male cat had just lost his home.

A shy, overweight cat with a large round belly. That’s how the animal refuge center volunteers described Tiny.

In spite of its name, the cat is decidedly large and robust and would never have gone unnoticed by Easton!

The previous owner due to “unforeseen circumstances” brought the elderly cat and his sister Trinity to the animal refuge center.

The two cats are brother and sister but had never bonded very much. And, consequently, separate families can safely adopt them.

Ever since he was taken out of his cage, Tiny has snuggled up to his new owner and never leaves him! This cat was really lucky!

Andrea Parss is a writer at Animal Club where her primary focus is on anthrozoology, conservation, human-animal relationships. Andrea has been writing and researching animals for over ten years and has decades of hands-on experience working with a variety of different animals.

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