Woman breastfeeding cat on plane: Here's the TRUTH behind trending video

'This woman had one of those, like, hairless cats swaddled up in a blanket so it looked like a baby,' a flight attendant said
UPDATED DEC 22, 2021
A skit was made parodying woman 'breastfeeding' a cat on flight (Facebook/@Mr Gooch)
A skit was made parodying woman 'breastfeeding' a cat on flight (Facebook/@Mr Gooch)

A weird incident that happened in late November left many people disgusted. Reportedly, a woman on a Delta Airlines flight from Syracuse to Atlanta was seen “breastfeeding a cat”. A flight attendant also reportedly confronted her and asked her to put the feline in its cage. But to no avail.

At the time, a message was shared by the airline's communication system that stated, “Passenger in 13A is breastfeeding a cat and will not put cat back in carrier when requested.” A flight crew member described, “this woman had one of those, like, hairless cats swaddled up in a blanket so it looked like a baby… her shirt was up and she was trying to get the cat to latch and she wouldn’t put the cat back in the carrier.”

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And, now taking inspiration from the alleged original incident, a Facebook user who goes by the name of Mr Gooch created a skit based on it. Mr Gooch shared the skit on December 16 that showed a woman nourishing her cat on a flight as a male passenger freaks out and says, “She’s breastfeeding a cat.” As flight attendants try to convince the man that breastfeeding a toddler is allowed on the plane, he keeps insisting that it’s not a baby and an animal.

“IT IS A CAT… I TOLD YOU,” the passenger yelled, to which the woman in question responded: “It’s a lynx, not a cat. There’s a big difference.” The video ended with the woman getting up from her seat and revealing that it’s a fake cat. Mr Gooch’s work has been viewed two million times and attracted thousands of comments. A person wrote below it, “Never seen anything like that before, what a laugh.” The second one commented, “Omg, I had to watch it again. This is hilarious.”

A user seemingly did not understand the point of the whole video and wrote, “Omg this world will show us things i can't imagine a human being breastfeeding a cat and why is this also silent this is witches.” Another one stated, “lady and all who helped in the film should be charged with a crime, delaying an aircraft from performing its flight.” “These videos are so so stupid where do they come up with these dumb idea’s,” the third one added. A comment read, “It's ridiculous if she's actually breast feeding a cat lol. But why can't you breast feed a baby on the plane. That's discrimination there's nothing wrong with breastfeeding your baby in public.”

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