75-year-old the kindest grandpa volunteers: he cuddles shelter cats every day for 6 months in a row

Approximately six months ago, a warmhearted elderly man walked into the Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary, in Green Bay.

He was 75-year-old Terry, who simply adores animals, especially stray and defenseless cats.

75-year-old the kindest grandpa volunteers: he cuddles shelter cats every day for 6 months in a row

One day he heard about this cat-friendly shelter and hastened to reach there as soon as possible.

With the grandpa’s devotion and cat-brushing skills, it took moments for him to win all the hearts of the rescued kitties.

So, after a short period, Terry fell in love with his duty and declared himself an official volunteer.

The kindhearted grandma takes care of the kitties, naps, and cuddles them every day.

75-year-old the kindest grandpa volunteers: he cuddles shelter cats every day for 6 months in a row

Besides, the generous man inspires many people to influence the Internet to support the shelter.

He became famous as “cats’ grandpa” for his unconditional and affectionate love toward animals.

This Wisconsin man became a hero for his kindness, and he often shares his funny adorable videos with cats.

He always carries the cats with his trusty blue brush, which makes cats melt in his arms.

Sometimes, Terry also sneezed during cuddle time before the next cat’s turn.

75-year-old the kindest grandpa volunteers: he cuddles shelter cats every day for 6 months in a row

He became the kitties’ guardian angel and the favorite character with her calm and patient personality.

Both, Terry and the cats are lucky to find each other, they just enjoy their lovely time spent together.

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