Cat Waits in Park, 'Trimming' the Lawn and Hoping People Find Him and Recognize His Greatness
A cat waited in a park, "trimming" the lawn and hoping people would find him and recognize his greatness. Coach Lou TurfmanGreenpoint CatsIt all began when a kind neighbor noticed a white and gray cat in a park, happily chomping on grass as if manicuring the lawn was his full-time job.Soon, it became clear that he had been left behind with nowhere to go. Seeing how sweet and friendly he was, a few neighbors banded together, determined to find him the loving home he deserved.They reached out to their local rescue, Greenpoint Cats, and the volunteers sprang into action. He chomped on grass like he meant businessGreenpoint Cats"Sprawled out like a king on the lawn in Fort Greene Park, clearly waiting for someone to recognize his greatness," Greenpoint Cats shared.Thanks to a community of compassionate individuals, the lawn cat, affectionately known as Coach Lou Turfman, finally found safety in a foster home with all the comforts and treats he could ever want. Greenpoint CatsCoach Lou quickly settled into his new space, curling up in his cozy bed. With his youthful appearance, it was a surprise to discover he was twelve years old. He greeted everyone with such poise and friendliness as if he'd never met a stranger."He's social, confident, and endlessly sweet." He was finally safe indoors@brooklynsundaeCoach Lou carriers himself with an air of confidence and never lets anything dampens his spirit. Though he has a heart condition, it's manageable, and with the right care and people who understand his routine, he can live a happy, healthy long life.He has "an open-door policy for pets and guests—he's a real people person." Greenpoint CatsHe often nuzzles against his foster mom, showering her with soft purrs and snuggles. "He's a low-maintenance, high-reward kind of guy—full of heart, humor, and homecoming king charisma."When Coach Lou met the resident dog, Ice Cream Sundae, he graciously allowed her to greet him with curious sniffs. He was perfectly content to have a canine companion admiring and following him around. Coach Lou and Ice Cream Sundae@brooklynsundae"He and our dog are basically the dream team—double the cuteness, double the charm," the foster shared on Instagram.Coach Lou has claimed his favorite vantage point atop the refrigerator, overseeing the household like a boss. He also enjoys gazing out the window, keeping an eye on the neighborhood and making sure the squirrels stay in line. @brooklynsundae"Now living the good life indoors, Coach Lou has fully embraced retirement. [He] is looking for somewhere to live out his glory days in peace, comfort, and a healthy amount of attention."Wherever he roams, he has a knack for finding hidden nooks and crannies—whether it's a drawer or a laundry basket—and turning them into his personal retreats. @brooklynsundae"Chill is his love language. He has a lot of love to give. Thanks to the community that rallied around him, this legend is ready to hang up his whistle and settle into retirement (on your lap)."He's gone from chomping on green to living the dream with a canine buddy and a loving team. Greenpoint Cats"He's dreaming of a home with a remote he never has to share, a Lay-Z-Boy with his name on it, and a human or furry friend to coach from the comfort of the couch." @brooklynsundaeShare this story with your friends. More on Coach Lou (in NYC) and Greenpoint Cats on Instagram@greenpoint_cats and Facebook. Thanks to his foster @brooklynsundae.Related story: Big Tom Cat Comes to a House for Food One Day, Changing the Course of His Life
