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Soaliha Iqbal

A Cat From North Syd Has Received Actual Death Threats For Participating In A Dog Swimming Race

In probably the most bonkers news story I have ever had the pleasure of writing, Gus the water-loving Tonkinese cat became the subject of death threats (?!) from Sydney dog owners after he entered a local dog swimming race and actually placed. Fight the system, little dude. The Scotland Island Dog Race is held every Christmas Eve in a 550-metre stretch of water between Scotland Island and Church Point in northern Sydney. Glenn Druery, a political strategist, entered Gus in the contest as a bit of a joke in 2019 because his cat loves playing in water so much. “[Gus has] been swimming since he was about 11 weeks old,” Druery told A Current Affair
Gus the Tonkinese cat swimming at the Scotland Island dog race
Look at him go!!!!!!! Source: A Current Affair.
Gus the tonkinese cat and Glenn Druery
Gus with his dad Glenn. Source: A Current Affair
A Current Affair

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