A young Washington couple, Bethy Campbell and Pasey Pettitt, saw the revelation of seeking slaves on the Internet one day. The orange cat Muffin in the photo has experienced the shadow of being abandoned and has returned to his previous cheerfulness and is waiting to be re-adopted. The couple originally wanted to raise an orange cat, and Muffin liked to act coquettishly and hug her, which hit their hearts. Without saying a word, they drove across 3,500 miles to Iowa to adopt it! When Bethy and Pasey saw Muffin's photo on the Internet, they immediately understood that it was it. Although Muffin drove about 3,500 miles from Washington in very far away Iowa, they didn't care. After a long drive of four days and three nights, they finally arrived at the Midway House. As soon as he entered the door, Muffin was very enthusiastic about the couple, which made them more sure that their decision was right.
Helmers were moved by the couple during the middle of taking care of Muffin. Few people would be willing to adopt a cat. They drove unconditionally to visit another state after driving for so long. They had no relatives or friends here, and they did not come here to find anyone, but took Muffin home!" So she specially vacated a small room so that the couple who were tired of boating could have a good sleep and take the new members home in full spirit the next day.