Eight strangers, one kitten, and a grocery run that ended with a new family member — the Cat Distribution System works in mysterious (and adorable) ways.
A flea-infested kitten tried to hide in a Hy-Vee parking lot. Then the Cat Distribution System kicked in.
A couple in Owatonna, Minnesota, found a flea-infested kitten hiding under a car in a Hy-Vee parking lot. Eight strangers, including store employees and shoppers, helped lure it out with treats. The couple adopted the kitten, naming it Giuseppe 'Juice' Verdi.
Source: A flea-infested kitten tried to hide in a Hy-Vee parking lot. Then the Cat Distribution System kicked in. — Upworthy
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