Cats are always special, with every feline having a special story to tell. Whether it is the tale of their birth or their hilarious antics, every aspect will leave one surprised. A recent video on social media has perfectly captured this feeling. The video revolves around some fun facts about an orange cat. These facts reflect how the pet is a fun blessing for its owner.
Owner shares hilarious fun facts about orange cat in viral video
An owner named @grim.stagram took to their Instagram to share a video explaining some interesting facts about an orange cat named Calcifer. It is hilariously captioned, “We couldn’t have a series of fun facts without featuring the main hamb, @calcifer.cat!. He’s such a special and hilarious cat, I love him a lot.” The profile is the official page for Gremlin & Company, telling exciting tales about the parents’ numerous cat breeds.
The above-mentioned clip begins with the cat mom telling that Calcifer is her second cat, adopted from the local Humane Society. She got the feline during the Clear the Shelter event hosted by the group. Furthermore, the owner shared that Calcifer is her most expensive cat, having been adopted for $50. Additionally, the feline proved to be her biggest cat, weighing almost 15 pounds, which is 6.8kg.
The hooman shares how the lady at the shelter told her that she needed this cat and ended up shoving it into her arms. She explains that the lady was right, and she got the name Calcifer from the fire demon in Howl’s Moving Castle. The cat, being the oldest pet, has taken on the responsibility of greeting and welcoming every feline in the family. He greets every kitty despite not liking them at first.
The owner also states that Calcifer has only one single brain cell sometimes. He also likes being serenaded, especially when he is the subject of the song. Calicifer is also closest to the owner’s black cat, Chino, and is fond of basket-shaped objects. The video concludes with the mother expressing her love for Calcifer, calling him the sweetest hamb in the whole world.
