Katz Tales: Nurse Target to the rescue


Cats are known to be able to sense when their humans are ill and would then provide comfort. — 123rf.com

It hit me like a tonne of bricks: mid-morning I had a tickly throat and, by lunchtime, I was down with a raging fever. Thankfully, it was the weekend, so I drank a huge glass of water and went straight to bed.

Target was with me the second my head hit the pillow. As I shivered and sweated, he leaned in, purring and kneading. I fell asleep soothed by the rumbly furry cuddles.

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