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‘We love that belly’: 40-pound cat finds forever home after gaining online audience

By Jason Nguyen
Published in Pets
April 20, 2023
1 min read
‘We love that belly’: 40-pound cat finds forever home after gaining online audience

So I was reading this article about a ginormous cat that went viral and got adopted…Yeah, a 40-pound cat! His name is Symba, and he was surrendered to a shelter because his family couldn’t take care of him anymore. But then the Humane Rescue Alliance in D.C. took him in, and thanks to his huge belly and lazy demeanor, he started gaining a massive online following. People just couldn’t get enough of him! He even got featured on the Today Show and in People Magazine. And guess what? All that attention worked. Symba found his forever home with a loving family who was willing to help him lose weight and live a healthier life.

The thing that really caught my attention was how much people loved this cat’s chubby belly. I mean, I get it, there’s something adorable about seeing a big ol’ fluffball lounging around. But as someone who’s had a few overweight pets in the past, I also know that it can be a serious health issue. Dangers like diabetes and heart disease are no joke, and it’s important to make sure our furry friends stay in good shape.

That being said, I’m really glad that Symba found a happy ending. It’s not his fault that he got so big, and I think it’s great that he’s getting the love and attention he deserves. Plus, his story can raise awareness about the importance of adopting pets from shelters and giving them the care and support they need. So even though it might seem like a silly story about a silly cat, it can actually have a really positive impact. And who knows, maybe Symba will inspire more people to adopt a furry friend of their own!


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