Maine Coon Cat's Perfect Mail Delivery To Owner Deserves a Special Treat

Liz O'Connell
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We feel as if we sound like a broken record whenever we talk about cats being independent. It's the same old same about cats walking around the house as if they pay the bills. It's dang near impossible to get them to do anything for you. But after seeing this video from a TikTok user @roiquito, we’re wondering if French cats are different.

In this September 18 video, the owner’s cat comes waltzing in with something in her mouth. This sweet kitty delivered mail from the concierge who left it under the door. Not only was the delivery perfectly executed, but she did it with such joy. Take a look!

Stop it! How can we train our cats to deliver the mail to us? Because everyone needs this in their life at some point. Heck, how does one train a cat to do anything you want? LOL! We try our hardest but nothing ever works for us. Our cat has a mind of her own and yet, we still love her to pieces.

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The feline friend in this video is a Maine Coon Cat. This cat breed is one of the most popular in the United States. They’re known for their friendliness, love, and affection. Plus, these cats are very intelligent, which makes them trainable. That is probably why this cat owner was able to get the cat to pick up the mail.

Another trait that makes Maine Coon Cats stand out is their large stature. These cats can reach a length of up to 40 inches. Adult males can weigh up to 18 pounds and an adult female can weigh between nine and 13 pounds. These cuties are nicknamed the gentle giant of cats and from this video alone, we say that statement holds true.

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