Recently, Caleb and Noah Stuart’s mother, Elizabeth Stuart, discovered that the woodpile on their family’s property had captured their attention.
As she approached, she came to the conclusion that the person hidden inside the woodpile was more intriguing than the woodpile itself.
A little kitty was hiding amid the logs there.
The family was confused to see the little cat, considering they live on a 125-acre farm.
“She had to travel pretty far to find our barn,” Stuart told. “But we are so glad she did.”
The youngest, Caleb, gently called to the cat while gradually luring her out of the woodpile to ensure her safety.
She was given the moniker Mrs. Puffington because, to him, she resembled a little puff ball coiled up in a log.
Caleb quickly became Mrs. Puffington’s closest friend.
Safe with her new family, Mrs. Puffington’s strength began to return and her personality started to shine.
“Mrs. Puffington is now thriving, not just surviving,” Stuart said. “She is very curious and loves to play and snuggle.”
The youngest, Caleb, gently called to the cat while gradually luring her out of the woodpile to ensure her safety.
She was given the moniker Mrs. Puffington because, to him, she resembled a little puff ball coiled up in a log.
Caleb quickly became Mrs. Puffington’s closest friend.
