A year has passed since the death of this cat’s owner, but the kitten has not left his old woman’s grave since then.
Kelly Kenningau Praiano, a 28-year-old passerby from Central Java, Indonesia, was the first to hear a crying cat cry and try to help the cat adopt. But it did not work out.
The next day the cat, as usual, was at the owner’s grave. The only time he leaves that place is when he goes to his master’s children’s house where they feed him.
Strangers who see him give him food and water, but the cat wants nothing more than to roll in the ground and sleep by the grave every night.
“She’s sleeping there’s meowing,” Kelly told The Mirror. “It is very sad to see. It shows how close the animals are to their owners. ”
Animal experts say that while cats may seem cold and distant, grief after the owner’s death is real.
Cats can become anxious, lose interest in the outside world, and become unlike themselves.
In some severe cases, it is advisable to consult a veterinarian to discuss getting anti-anxiety medication for your cat.
