Cat perfectly happy to act as owner’s personal golf hole
We’ve seen some laid back cats in our day, but this one takes the cake.
Imagine being perfectly happy to have your owner use you as a golf hole for a bit of putting practice.
This sleepy fellow seems perfectly happy to lie down on the edge of a putting mat and let his owner use him as the target.
In fact, he barely seems awake for the action:
Now that’s what you call one laid back kitty.
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