Saddest cat in the world becomes ordinary café star, here’s what it looks like
Video appeared on the internet featuring the saddest cat in the world (Collage by RBC-Ukraine)
This cat looks like it just read the saddest novel in the world. A fluffy visitor appeared at a café, whose gaze leaves no one indifferent. People take pictures of it, post them on social media, and call him the saddest cat in the world, informs Metro.
Where is the saddest cat in the world spotted?
The saddest cat in the world became an internet sensation, and now people from many countries are trying to find a way to help him. This all happened because of a video that appeared online.
In the footage, you can see a special cat café and a white cat sitting on the floor with an incredibly sad expression on its face.
"Today I went to a cat café and met the saddest cat in the world," the video author captioned it.
You can see other café visitors playing with the other cats, while this cat sat with its head down, and its eyes just break your heart.
It turned out that this cat café is located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Many commenters begged to be told where this cat is so they could give it their hugs or even take it home.
How people reacted to the cat on social media:
- Let’s create a petition to give this cat unlimited hugs.
- I promised I wouldn’t adopt any more cats, but this cat challenged that decision.
- I would be arrested in that café for trying to take them all home.
- He looks disoriented, poor thing.
- Where is this café? Please, someone, go and adopt this little one.
- He needs to be taken out of this café and fed.
- This little kitty needs hugs and a loving home.
People also speculated why the cat looked so sad and discussed its breed. Most assumed that it was a Scottish Fold, a British breed, or a mix of the two, as they are known for their expressive eyes. Others guessed the cat might just be tired.
Can cats feel sadness?
According to veterinarians, cats feel sadness just like humans. The most common signs that a cat is unhappy include hissing and a desire to run away.
Sometimes, cats may not show obvious signs of stress. Instead, small changes in their usual behavior may indicate that they’re feeling unwell.
To keep a cat (or kitten) happy, a lot of attention, petting, and play are required.
If you notice signs of chronic depression, stress, or illness in your cat, such as loss of appetite or crying, seek immediate veterinary care.
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