There are many people that adore Cleo. Even a 15-story-high construction team showed compassion for the fluffy, white kitten.
Cleo’s mother Caelin Smith told The Dodo, “I initially observed Cleo’s affection for the employees approximately four months ago, once I started working from home. She was meowing at something outside my 15th story window, which I could hear through the blinds.
Smith opened the curtains to observe the cat’s curiosity.
Smith claimed, “They were playing with her through the glass.” “She got these employees tangled up in her paw! How long has this been going on, I wondered to myself.
Around 8:30 in the morning, the workers made their way up Smith’s building.
“I make sure to keep the blinds up so Cleo can watch her boyfriends work,” Smith said. “It’s been really cute to watch their relationship blossom.”
It doesn’t end with construction workers, either. The sweet 1-and-a-half-year-old cat loves all handymen equally.
“I’ve noticed a fondness toward electricians, plummers and cable guys,” Smith said. “We live in a 500 square foot studio apartment, so this is definitely the most exciting interaction this city kitty has ever experienced.”
Despite the fact that they haven’t had the chance to pet Cleo, the employees like seeing her every day.
Cléo is the perfect example of a COVID cat, according to Smith. She truly despises being by herself and adores being among other people. Every time I leave the apartment for longer than two hours, she shouts at me.
“She has a very gentle, sweet demeanor and a calming aura,” Smith said. “She’s brought so much happiness into my life.”
