One day, a young wife and wife in Washington, Bethy Campbell and Pasey Petitt, saw the "slave search" on the Internet, and the orange cat Muffin, who had seen the shadow of abandonment in his photograph, has now recovered from his past and is awaiting re-adoption. The couple had an orange cat in mind, and Muffin loved hugging, and it was right in their heart.
When Bethy and Pasey saw photos of Muffin on the Internet, they immediately understood that it was him. Although Muffin drove about 3,500 miles from Washington in a very remote state of Iowa, they did not care that, after four days and three nights of long drive, he finally arrived at the halfway house. Upon entering the house, Muffin was very enthusiastic about the couple and made them more sure that their decisions were correct.
Helmers, who took care of Muffin in the middle, was moved by the couple, and few would be willing to adopt a cat, driving to another state for so long without conditions, “They have no relatives or friends, and they don’t come by looking for someone, but they have to take Muffin home” and she left a small room specially for the couple to get a good night’s sleep, and the rest of the day they can be full of new members.