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#cats #tara #thecat #domesticshorthair #animals  This cat stopped a dog attack on a little boy — and later received an award normally given to heroic dogs. Meet Tara. 🐾🏅 On May 13, 2014, four-year-old Jeremy Triantafilo was riding his bicycle in the driveway of his family’s home in Bakersfield, California. His mother was nearby when a neighbor’s dog approached from behind, bit his left leg and began pulling him off his bike. Then Tara came running. The family’s tabby cat launched herself into the much larger dog, interrupting the attack. The dog released Jeremy, and Tara chased it away before returning toward the child. His mother rushed to help. Jeremy suffered wounds that required stitches, but he survived the attack. The moment was captured by the family’s security cameras. When his parents watched the footage, they could see exactly what Tara had done. Jeremy’s father, Roger, uploaded the video to YouTube, and the ordinary family cat became internationally known as “Tara the Hero Cat.” Her connection with this family had begun years earlier. In 2008, Tara followed Roger and Erica home from a park and became their pet. According to Roger, she formed a close bond with Jeremy and had even slept in his crib when he was a baby. But the most unexpected recognition came on June 19, 2015. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Los Angeles — spcaLA — broke with tradition and presented Tara with its 33rd annual National Hero Dog Award. She became the first cat to receive the honor. The word “Dog” on her trophy was replaced with “Cat,” and she also received a year’s supply of cat food. By the award announcement, spcaLA reported that her rescue video had received more than 24 million views. Tara did not kill the dog. What the footage shows is remarkable enough: she interrupted an ongoing attack, drove the dog away and returned toward the boy. Jeremy had his own name for her: “My hero cat.” ❤️
#cats #tara #thecat #domesticshorthair #animals This cat stopped a dog attack on a little boy — and later received an award normally given to heroic dogs. Meet Tara. 🐾🏅 On May 13, 2014, four-year-old Jeremy Triantafilo was riding his bicycle in the driveway of his family’s home in Bakersfield, California. His mother was nearby when a neighbor’s dog approached from behind, bit his left leg and began pulling him off his bike. Then Tara came running. The family’s tabby cat launched herself into the much larger dog, interrupting the attack. The dog released Jeremy, and Tara chased it away before returning toward the child. His mother rushed to help. Jeremy suffered wounds that required stitches, but he survived the attack. The moment was captured by the family’s security cameras. When his parents watched the footage, they could see exactly what Tara had done. Jeremy’s father, Roger, uploaded the video to YouTube, and the ordinary family cat became internationally known as “Tara the Hero Cat.” Her connection with this family had begun years earlier. In 2008, Tara followed Roger and Erica home from a park and became their pet. According to Roger, she formed a close bond with Jeremy and had even slept in his crib when he was a baby. But the most unexpected recognition came on June 19, 2015. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Los Angeles — spcaLA — broke with tradition and presented Tara with its 33rd annual National Hero Dog Award. She became the first cat to receive the honor. The word “Dog” on her trophy was replaced with “Cat,” and she also received a year’s supply of cat food. By the award announcement, spcaLA reported that her rescue video had received more than 24 million views. Tara did not kill the dog. What the footage shows is remarkable enough: she interrupted an ongoing attack, drove the dog away and returned toward the boy. Jeremy had his own name for her: “My hero cat.” ❤️

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