Two cats “donate” their fur to birds (12 photos)

Brushing cats always leaves a lot of hair behind. The owners of these fluffies decided not to throw it away, but to use it for a good cause!





Casper and Teddy are two beautiful Persian cats from England. These fluffies have gained popularity on social networks, where owners regularly publish photos and videos from their lives. Recently, these fluffies have become even more famous. The owners published photos showing how they use their cats’ fur for good purposes.



Dave, the owner of the furry cats, said that after brushing his pets, a lot of hair usually remains. They decided not to throw it away, but to place it in small cages and hang it in the yard so that the birds would use it to build nests. Birds are known to collect animal hair as it provides a soft and warm cushion for their eggs and chicks. This is how cats do a good deed!





Here's what the owner said about them:

"We adopted them together when they were 7 months old from families who could no longer care for them. Teddy is the calmest cat in the world and demands treats around the clock, and Casper prefers to sit on our laps only when he feels like it. "They always produce so much wool that we decided to put it to good use. At first we hung it on the fence, and then we started putting it in cages," says the owner.



According to Dave, birds come for wool quite often. Kitties love to sit and watch the birds fly to the cage and take the wool. At the same time, they do not try to catch them.