Cat Bit Someone In Downtown Madison And Now It’s On The Run
The authorities in Wisconsin are looking for a cat that bit a man who approached the animal in downtown Madison.
Wisconsin Cat Wanted For Biting Man In Downtown Madison
I grew up a dog person. My parents had Alaskan Malamutes from when I was a toddler until after I graduated from college and moved out. I didn't have a lot of experience around cats, but when I did, it wasn't good. The only ones I had been around were really mean. My grandma's cat had bitten me a few times. It's funny because now my family has cats and I like them.
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According to Channel 3000...
A cat bit a person in downtown Madison at the corner of Spaight Street and South Few Street on Sunday night, according to Public Health Madison & Dane County.
PHMDC said the bite occurred as the victim extended their hand towards the cat. The cat is described as an orange domestic shorthair with a dark colored collar.
With my bad experience with cats as a kid, I learned a lot about those animals. The main lesson was to leave them alone unless they actually want attention. Plus, if you don't know the cat and its temperament, stay away. They may look cute, but some are mean and will bite you.

Recently, a man from Wisconsin learned a valuable lesson about cats. He was walking in downtown Madison when he saw a cat hanging out along the sidewalk. The guy made the huge mistake of reaching out to pet this unknown kitty. I bet you can guess what happened next. The cat bit him. The local authorities are now looking for the cat. The suspect is orange with a black collar. I bet that man won't pet a strange cat ever again.
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