Cat Is Obsessed With Obtaining Pets From Every Delivery Person She Meets
Tuna like being the center of attention.
Tuna, a 6-year-old cat who normally relies on her family for petting and cuddling, devised a brilliant strategy to increase the number of people who pet her each day during the onset of the epidemic.
What’s the source of all this additional love? Every parcel delivery driver that comes to her residence.
Tuna’s mother, Cinthia Santos, told The Dodo, “When COVID started, we all decided to work from home and we started ordering a lot – our meals, our groceries, items to make our house more habitable.” “Because we were working from home, Tuna’s sleep routine was interrupted, so she walked outdoors throughout the day and began hanging out with the delivery guys.”
Tuna has always been a strong, self-reliant cat, but she also has a gentler side.
Santos said, “She doesn’t want to be alone.” “She wants to go to whichever room everyone else is in.” She enjoys physical attention when it is given to her on her terms. She enjoys being handled, petted, and scratched.”
Tuna likes to lie in the sun by her front entrance. When she’s outside, she’s always tracked by a GPS collar and her family’s Nest doorbell camera, which is where Santos first observed Tuna romancing an Amazon delivery man, the first of many suitors.
“She just started going out a lot more once she realized, ‘Wow, people come here and I can get them to pet me,'” Santos said. “It happens on a regular basis. We didn’t place her in that situation on purpose. She’ll meow if she wants to come in.”
Whenever Tuna sees a delivery person approaching, she makes it known that she wants a pet.
Even if the delivery person isn’t interested in her at first, Tuna will eventually get her way.
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“She’s really persistent,” Santos said. “She will throw herself on the floor, she’ll throw herself against the wall, she whips her tail around. She has different little tricks.”
“She just wants them to pet her,” she added. “She likes to have her cheeks scratched, so that’s her whole endgame.”
Now, Tuna not only brings joy to her family, but to everyone who visits her house. The loving kitty has simple needs, and as long as she has someone to pet her, she’s happy.
“Having her has been awesome. She makes our whole family laugh,” Santos said. “People love coming to our house and meeting her. They think it’s like meeting a celebrity.”