Bengal Cat Named Mango Has The Best Life-Long Friendship With His Cat Dad
As dedicated cat lovers, it's almost infuriating to hear people claim that cats are not affectionate companion pets. We know the truth: cats are some of the sweetest, cuddliest companions any family could be blessed to have.
Cats have all sorts of reputations, some of which are true (they're mischievous, aren't they?), but the rumors about cats not being affectionate are just plain sad and wrong. Mango Brown is a cat whose dad is dedicated to dispelling that incorrect reputation attributed to cats.
Mango Brown is a Bengal cat who has been the best of pals with his humans, living his best cat life in California for over 14 years now. Here's their heartwarming story!
1. “Their cuteness was too much to handle, and their special relationship just needed to be shared with the world. Mango radiates happiness.”
2. “We always say he’s like a little human in a cat package—truly a once-in-a-lifetime magical cat.”
3. "Mango Brown, we are so thankful for you."
4. In an interview with Love Meow, Mango's mom Tiffany said:
“He will stop at nothing to get the attention and closeness he craves. Mango has always been loving, talkative, and would rather give kisses than be petted.”
5. Bengal cats are intelligent, high-energy felines whose behavior is frequently compared to that of dogs. Perhaps that's why Mango is such a great example of just how affectionate cats can be.
6. Mango is a Bengal cat, a breed well known for many traits, including their gorgeous coats of fur that often resemble those of wild cats.
7. Alongside his beloved cat dad and cat mom, Mango also has a baby brother (who was born on a Caturday).
The adorable little duo gets along great, and Mango is quite tolerant of the quickly growing rascal.
8. Mango's adorable pictures, meowing videos, and daily shenanigans are shared on his Instagram account, which has over 550k followers!
9. Mango was adopted by his cat dad at six months old, and he's been living his best life ever since.
10. Tiffany also said:
“If he is not napping close by, he follows us around the house,” she added. “When there are visitors, he greets them with meows and kisses.”
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