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The answer as to how Kay Ford came to have a 40-pound cat camped out in her kitchen pantry began about three years ago when she saw a post on social media about an extremely large cat in Pennsylvania that was up for adoption.
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Patches, a 40-pound cat, was adopted from Richmond Animal Care and Control.
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Patches, a 40-pound cat, was adopted from Richmond Animal Care and Control.
“I always do what I’m told,” Kay Ford said with a laugh while Patches sauntered slowly but surely around the living room of her Mechanicsville home.
She has done interviews with ABC’s “Good Morning America,” NBC’s “Today," about Patches, the 40-pound rescue cat.