In the Chinese city of Wuhan, a cat spent 40 days at home alone, due to the fact that its owners were infected with coronavirus and were hospitalized.

 The owner of a British shorthair cat named Le-Le said that his entire family of seven people became infected with the coronavirus on the eve of the Chinese New Year.  By that time, the cat was at the last stage of pregnancy. When all family members were hospitalized, the owner of Le-Le did not ask others to look after the cat, because in his apartment it was possible to get infected of the deadly infection.

 As a result, Le-Le was left alone in an empty apartment.  The cat managed to survive thanks to two open bags of food that its owner had left before leaving for the hospital.

“I keep turtles and fish at the balcony in the aquarium.  There was also filtered water that the cat could drink !, ”the owner explained.

 Together with his wife, he closed all the windows and doors, in addition to the balcony, before leaving for treatment.

 “After that, we had no idea what was happening in the apartment,” he admitted.

 After 40 days, his wife was discharged from the hospital.  She returned home and found that Le-Le gave birth to four kittens and feels great.  However, the pet ate all the fish in the aquarium.

In the United States, kittens from the Atlanta Humane Society visited fish and jellyfish in the Georgia Aquarium, which suspended their work due to COVID-19.

Since the Georgia Aquarium closed due to the established quarantine during the coronavirus pandemic, fish and jellyfish didn’t have any visitors. But recently, they greeted unusual guests: rescue kittens and puppies from the Atlanta Humane Society, got the opportunity to explore the marine life from the other side of the glass.

The photos which appeared on internet show how the tiny animals admire the life of different fish and also jellyfish, which seemed to be very interesting creatures. The photos will full your heart with admiration and cuteness, seeing near the big blue tanks, little fluffy creatures, melts everyone’s heart during quarantine. 

Two pups named Odie and Caramel can be seen playing around the tanks and enjoying the visit. The other visitors: Nemo, Dory, Guppy, Marlin and Bubbles, are the tiny kittens whose names are very appropriate to the unexplored marine life. In social networks, it is showed a video of how cats climb the glass wall of the aquarium, trying to get to the water inhabitants, while their marine brothers ignore what is happening.  Judging by the video, the kittens liked the jellyfish more.