The household learned about their cat’s extended street disappearances. When he returns, he also doesn’t really eat. The cat had glossy hair, and it seemed happy. In the end, the family decided to give the cat a GPS so they could track its whereabouts throughout the lengthy outings.
After a few days, it was discovered that the cat was pretending to be a pet at five other nearby houses. Golden, the owner’s cat, reportedly didn’t love walking along the street, according to Ida.
But after that, something changed. Cat started to request walks on a regular basis before leaving, sometimes for days at a time. Ida fitted the cat’s collar with a GPS.
For two days, the sensor continually tracked his whole route and sent the data to the owner’s smartphone.
But after that, something changed. Before leaving, Cat started to regularly request walks, sometimes for days at a time. Ida fitted the cat’s collar with a GPS.
For two days, the sensor continually tracked his whole route and sent the data to the owner’s smartphone.
