“A CAT PHENOMENON: GET TO KNOW THE COLOSSAL CAT THAT THROUGHT ABOUT NINE YEARS OLD”
The enormous Maine Coon cat that Natalie has, Finn, is 1.3 meters long—the height of a typical nine-year-old. Finn’s enormous size often leads people to mistake him for a dog, and they frequently pause to gawk in amazement. He needs a lot of care and attention from his owner because he weights a whopping 10 kg.
Natalie maintains that despite his massive stature, Finn is a tame, inquisitive cat that enjoys affectionate embraces. Finn has become a local celebrity thanks to Natalie’s lead walks, and she loves seeing people’s faces light up when they learn he’s a cat and not a dog. Even though looking after Finn can be costly, Natalie believes it is worthwhile because he makes her laugh and feels so happy.
Natalie’s animal friend can get rather enormous and occasionally exhibit separation anxiety, surprising guests with his size. When service personnel visit Natalie’s house and are surprised by her cat’s appearance, it usually makes her laugh to see how they react—many remarking that he looks like a bobcat or wildcat. USA’s California is where Natalie calls home.
Finn’s appearance tends to intimidate visitors (as seen in Natalie Bowman’s photo). Even though he is a large cat, he has a kind disposition and gets along with Natalie’s other cat. Natalie claims that although it took them some time to get along, they are now the best of friends.
This animal companion needs a great deal of care and affection. His owner claims that he has separation anxiety, which explains why he likes to interact with people. In fact, due of his outgoing nature, he frequently goes to work with his human. He’s also renowned for having a loud meow and being highly communicative.