Meet Pixie.
Beth Wilson, a 12-year-old tuxedo cat, resides in the United Kingdom with her human.
Pixie isn’t only a lovely and affectionate cat when it comes to her owner; she’s also a wonderful giver of completely inert items.
Pixie, like other cats, is naturally curious and likes exploring. Pixie is constantly wide-eyed and curious about what’s around the next bend, whether she’s inside or outside. Pixie also appears to desire to instill a sense of adventure in her various soft toys.
If Pixie loves reclining on her back in the garden, she appears to deduce that a member of her stuffed menagerie could enjoy it as well, so she takes it along.
When Pixie wants something more exciting than resting on her back with her paws up, she takes one of her toys with her, whether it’s a plush lion, tiger, or a stuffed tuxedo cat that looks exactly like her.
Wilson told us, “If she senses that I’m observing her, she stops and puts the toy down.” Wilson does, however, occasionally get to take a picture before Pixie notices.
“She likes to take them into the garden in the summer,” Wilson remarked. “She sometimes merely takes them on a tour and then returns them to the house. They are sometimes left in the greenhouse. If I lay a blanket on the lawn for her to sit on, she will cover it with toys.”
Pixie’s excursions with her toys do not end just because the weather becomes cooler.
“She simply takes them around the home in the winter,” Wilson explained. “She might cram a bunch of them into one room.”
When the home cleaner comes once a week, Pixie demonstrates how meticulous she is with her stuffed animals.
Wilson stated, “She puts all the toys back in the toy box.” “As soon as the cleaner goes, she pulls some from the box and scatters them over the home.”
Pixie’s excursions aren’t simply for pleasure; they also have a good effect on others around her.
Wilson explained, “I acquired her as a kitten 12 years ago.” “She completely transformed my life… She looks after me when I’m sick and never fails to brighten me up.”
