A little Comfort for you
Our Can Opener feeling better, but the Back-up Can Opener is still not feeling well, so she spent extra time praying last night. I like it when she does that, because she tends to pace back and forth sometimes and I like to hang over her shoulder and purr as she holds me and prays. When she’s done she’s more peaceful and I’m ready for a nap.
She knows things are hard for everyone right now, not just him and her. So this morning is all about comfort.
Did you know that we cats are great for stress relief? Yep. And that’s not just coming from me. Even doctors agree.
Here’s a few random facts for you about the benefits of having a pet – (cats, specifically, because- well, I’M A CAT).
This is the short version- there are many more benefits to having a cat.
We are great companions and reduce loneliness- and petting a cat helps our owners relax and even reduces blood pressure! Studies also have shown we reduce the chances of heart disease, and strokes, help your immune system(s), and our purrs even help heal your bones!
And if that’s not enough, we also have been shown to help autistic children, and to help prevent ashtma (in children) and improve your mood.
I could go on- but you might want to read it for yourself here.
Or, you could just consult your cat. If you don’t have a cat, I think you should get one- immediately if not sooner.
How to Train your Humans 
We are sure you two helpp yur Can Opener. We send along some purrayers and Power of the Paw for her and The Assistant too.
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Why thank you- she’s always telling us how much she loves us and that she couldn’t imagine life without us. Neither can we. That poor Can Opener doesn’t even know how to hunt mice. Pathetic.
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Mom says it’s just like having two more kids. We’re sure that’s a good thing since the first set got old and she needs replacements. Purrs, Snoops and Kommando Kitty
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Mol!
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