Two Persian cats from Iran, named Whiskey and Stuard, have captured the headlines in Patna, Bihar. According to Local 18 Bihar, Whiskey, a female cat, is grey, while Stuard, a male cat, has a golden coat. Shireen Shaheen, a resident of Maner Sharif town, is raising these cats and expressed her affection for them. She brought them from Iran to India due to her love for the animals.
Shaheen mentioned that Whiskey is the more temperamental of the two, refusing to eat stale food and displaying aversion towards orange and dark blue clothes. Whiskey also tends to be vocal when guests visit, seeking attention and enjoying the company of Stuard. Shaheen shared that Stuard recently won the overall champion award at a cat show in a Bihar veterinary college, dressed as a king, while Whiskey had won the same prize the previous year.
Their wins have elevated their status to celebrities in Bihar, with people eager to take photographs with them. Shaheen said that she treats both cats like her own children, ensuring they receive all comforts, including timely meals and spa treatments. She joked that Whiskey and Stuard would sulk if these amenities were not provided promptly.
Shaheen noted that both cats often accompany her mother in the kitchen and eagerly await the family’s return from work, preferring to dine together at the table. They have been part of Shaheen’s family for five years and have developed a preference for packaged food. What sets Whiskey and Stuard apart is their ability to sense illness in the household before it manifests, showcasing their keen instincts.
Whiskey and Stuard, two Persian cats from Iran, have gained local fame in Patna, Bihar, under the care of Shireen Shaheen. Whiskey’s discerning personality contrasts with Stuard’s more amiable nature, yet both are beloved members of the household. Their recent accolades in cat shows have further solidified their status as beloved pets in the community.
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