The Muppet Cat, "Holding" with its expression due to a natural lack of teeth, "Rading Sister," went red on social platforms in 2025. His owner's "Small-Assisting Workers at Work" video series got over a million hits, and his netizens said, "It's a lot more curable than a soul chicken soup."

“Wepplayers say she's born with a ‘smuggle face’, but she's missing a tooth!” The owner of account number ‘Big Cake Doodles’ is the proper name of her cat ‘Ray Sister’. This cat, whose face is drawn because of a natural tooth defect, uses a hysteria of "seeing the mood for business" on platforms such as tremors and little red books. “It smiles when it's in a good mood, looks at people with a slant eye, and the netizens say it's a `smuggle of workers at work'.”
The master remembers that it was an accident to drag her out of the red, and that it once showed up by the keyboard, and I hit the Internet with my hand, and it turned out to be amazing. Today, the day after day has become a relief drug for fans, “Friends have recommended me to the event because she's a fan and wants more people to know her.”
She became a full-time "emotional therapist." The owner created a series of short videos about "No Work on Monday" like "Friday ecstasy": a grumpy dump in the morning when the alarm wakes up, a softening look in the eye when the snacks are seen, and the unlovedness of being forced to paste... These true unmade content received more than a million praises, and account numbers exceeded 300,000 in six months. There's a fan message: "As long as you go to bed, you have to watch a video of your sister's face, which works better than a psychiatrist's guide."
As the human atmosphere rose, the sister began to participate in activities of public interest under the line. In June 2025, as a “special guest” for the cover story, it attended the Patsy League “Mot” event, where the live “tuck-in-the-face wall” was set up. The owner donated income from sales around the event to a rescue station for homeless animals, “I hope that you will pay attention to the small animals that have been abandoned due to physical defects” through the story of my sister.

In November of the same year, Rae held her first fan meeting at the retrospect of Beijing Gardens. The host's "Holding your Face" key button was robbed madly, and a fan who came from Tianjin with a homemade cat's account: "When I got depressed again, it was the video that dragged me through the hardest days." This cross-screen emotional connection has led the owner to decide to launch a “adoption instead of purchase” campaign to promote the idea of scientific rearing through the influence of my sister.
Today, you're still in the business world: There's the Red Cat in front of the camera, and there's the normal cat who rolls around with a cat stick. Not only does its story heal urban anxiety, but it also proves that every life has its own unique value -- like those homeless animals who are neglected because of their defects, and who will end up with unexpected radiance if they are warm and patient. As the owner wrote in his account brief: “The so-called `pushing' is just the real courage to do it”.