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Minchu cat, Mangaluru's latest internet darling, owns a home now
Minchu cat, Mangaluru's latest internet darling, owns a home now

Time of India

time25-06-2025

  • Lifestyle
  • Time of India

Minchu cat, Mangaluru's latest internet darling, owns a home now

Mangaluru: In the heart of Mangaluru, a furry white feline named Minchu has captured the city's heart, and the internet's too. Once a regular fixture outside Fiza by Nexus Mall in Pandeshwar, where she would rest near the steps, Minchu now has a permanent and pampered spot to call her own—a cosy little house built just for her. Minchu's transformation from a street-side resident to a viral sensation happened almost overnight. Her new home, set up recently, has become a hit on social media, with videos of the relaxed cat lounging comfortably drawing thousands of views and shares. "The cat has found comfort, safety, and belonging here. She may be small, but her presence has brought immense joy to our community. We are glad we could do our little bit to make her feel welcome, because at the end of the day, it is these small gestures of care that truly reflect the soul and spirit of our mall," said Arvind Shrivastav, senior centre director of Fiza by Nexus Mall. You Can Also Check: Mangaluru AQI | Weather in Mangaluru | Bank Holidays in Mangaluru | Public Holidays in Mangaluru A mall employee said the cat has been around for sometime now. "We watched people stop by, play with her, feed her, and click pictures. When the rains started, we saw her struggling to find shelter. That is when we decided it was time to do something special for her," she said. It turns out that Minchu has fans who have gone the extra mile for her. "Amulya, now a brand manager at the mall, used to travel all the way just to feed Minchu, even before joining the mall. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like The Least Hospitable Countries in the World, Ranked BigGlobalTravel Undo She was thrilled to finally be working here," the mall employee said. Realising how much the community loved Minchu, the mall management stepped in. Arvind Shrivastav made the call to build her a proper shelter. The mall ensures she gets fed thrice a day—morning meals by the staff, and afternoon and evening treats from her doting visitors. "She's become part of the mall's identity. She does not leave her spot; she owns it," said the mall employee.

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