Pat Doody, a 32-year old sheet-metal worker and a biker went on a cross-country trip, recently, from Nevada to New Jersey. This resident of South Jersey stopped by at a gas station where he found a kitten who was badly burnt. The kitten now lives with Doody and he has named it “Party Cat”. Doody also visited the vet for Party Cat’s vaccines.
Doody told an interviewer, “I was at this truck stop getting gas, and this little guy just needed help.”
“He was pretty badly burned, so I picked him up and tucked him inside my vest. We’re feeding him regularly now, so he’s doing better, even though he’s sort of living on the road until we get home.”
“I was returning from California’s Born Free, and we’d made it to Nevada.”
“I was at this truck stop getting gas, and this little guy just needed help.”
“He was pretty badly burned, so I picked him up and tucked him inside my vest.”
“We’re feeding him regularly now, so he’s doing better.”
“He’s sort of living on the road until we get home.”
“He’s been eating tuna fish from those store-bought dry-foil containers.”
“Party Cat” has been eating regular cat food since he got home.
“His burns are pretty much all healed up except for the little spot on his lip.”
“He’s so chill.”
“He just hangs out in my vest when we get on the road.”
“I’ve never met a cat so calm.”
