A social media video of a cat ‘helping’ her owner, who has a chronic skin condition, apply band aids to arms and legs has melted hearts online. The viral video, which has been viewed by more than 730,000 users since it was first shared to TikTok on August 5, introduces viewers to Pudding the cat and her love of supporting her owner through her illness.
The heartfelt video captured the cat assisting her owner by holding band aids in her mouth while her owner opened them.
“I was born chronically ill and the condition in the video that I’m talking about is called Ehler-Danlos syndrome,” the video’s creator, who posts under the username @popcorn_withpudding, told Newsweek.
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