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China airport wins hearts for building ‘love-filled’ shelter for stray cat family on-site

The News

Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport in Gansu province has created a designated shelter for a family of three stray civet cats, allowing passengers to see and interact with them. The cats, named Sangbiao, Cuihua, and Cuiguo, have been housed on-site, with Cuiguo born in June. The airport received widespread praise on social media for its warm-hearted gesture toward the animals.

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Why it matters

Lanzhou airport built a designated area for a family of three civet cats.

Evidence

Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport is located in northwestern Gansu province.

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Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport built a shelter for a family of three stray civet cats.

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  • Lanzhou airport built a designated area for a family of three civet cats.
  • Passengers can see and interact with the cats.

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Plain English

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An airport in China has received attention on social media for raising three homeless cats and letting them stay in a designated area so that passengers can see and interact with them. The airport praised for its action is Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport in Lanzhou, northwestern Gansu province.

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Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport built a shelter for a family of three stray civet cats.

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The cat family includes father Sangbiao, mother Cuihua, and daughter Cuiguo, who was born in June.

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The airport received massive applause on social media for its actions.

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Passengers can see and interact with the cats in the designated area.

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Lanzhou Zhongchuan International Airport is located in northwestern Gansu province.

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