There’s a special breed of mom that goes above and beyond for her kids, and one such mom recently captured hearts on Twitter with her unique request: she’s looking to “borrow” an orange cat for a very particular reason. Twitter user @jessica_harper shared a flyer that her parent discovered at work, and it’s unlike anything you’d typically see pinned on a workplace board.
The mom, named Lisa, is hoping to borrow an orange feline for a span of 24-48 hours to create a lasagna dinner experience for her little ones. Why? Because who wouldn’t want a Garfield-inspired meal? In her whimsical flyer, Lisa assures that the cat will be returned safe and sound. “No need for the cat to indulge in lasagna if it’s not their preference,” she notes. “We’re not interested in feral cats, and please make sure to take your kitty back afterward. This is not an adoption request.”
How delightful! I can’t help but feel a bit envious that my parents never concocted a lasagna dinner with me and a cartoon cat during my upbringing, especially considering I spent countless hours glued to the Garfield show as a child.
While the request is charming in itself, the responses from Twitter users add even more joy to the mix. Almost immediately, people began offering their own orange cats for the lasagna mission. I mean, how cute is that?
As someone who has cherished a plump orange cat in the past, I can confidently say that orange cats are truly the best of the best. Lisa, wherever you are, I hope you find the perfect Garfield doppelgänger to join you and your kids for this special meal.
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In summary, a creative mom’s quest for an orange cat to create a memorable lasagna dinner for her children has gone viral, showcasing the lengths parents will go to bring joy to their kids.