Nancy Sauer, a resident of Tampa, Florida, passed away at age 84 in November. According to her will, her seven cats would continue to live in her house until the last of hers died.
Since then, 156 adoption applications have been received for these beloved felines, as people express interest in providing them with a new home.
A touching story unfolds when a woman bequeaths an estate of $300,000 (Rs 2.4 crore) to her prized seven Persian cats, prompting a spike in adoption inquiries from people looking to welcome these cats back. feline companions in their lives.
Nancy Sauer, a resident of Tampa, Florida, passed away in November at the age of 84.
According to his will, his seven cats (Midnight, Snowball, Goldfinger, Leo, Squeaky, Cleopatra, and Napoleon) were to reside in his million-dollar home in South Tampa until the last one passed away.
However, when the designated caregivers were unable to fulfill their duties, Silk and the Human Society of Tampa Bay stepped in to help.
Due to a heart condition, Snowball, one of the cats, had her adopted by her vet.
A significant number of 156 adoption applications for the remaining cats have been received.
Sherry Silk, executive director of the Humane Society of Tampa Bay, told Fox News Digital that Sauer had left behind a substantial estate, amounting to a six-figure sum, to cover the care of the cats, including food expenses. , grooming, medical supplies, toys and treats.
Silk stated that they would reimburse people for these expenses up to the allocated amount, and the total for the care of the seven cats exceeded $300,000.
Silk also mentioned that the adoption process falls under the jurisdiction of the courts. You need to generate regular reports on spending and adoption details.
Of the 156 applications received, Silk aims to place the cats in new homes by the weekend or early next week.
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He emphasized that these cats aren’t the most affectionate, explaining that they prefer to be around people and enjoy being brushed, but aren’t inclined to cuddles.
Silk clarified: “So people who have said, ‘I want a cat to sit on the couch with me and snuggle with me,’ this is not [that] kind of cat.”
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