Watch Pup Take Cat on a Fun-filled Sleigh Ride [Video]

• An unlikely pair spent a wonderful time in the snow this holiday season.
• In an adorable video, a golden retriever can be seen taking a feline friend on a magical sleigh ride.
• The pup happily trotted through the snow while the cat was perfectly content observing the winter wonderland scenery around them.

The holiday season brought an unlikely pair together: an adorable golden retriever took a cat on a magical sleigh ride in the snow.

Their wonderful time in the snow was captured on video, which was shared on Twitter by the account Humor and Animals:

seems like they are having so much fun pic.twitter.com/YefFke7g39— Humor And Animals (@humorandanimals) December 24, 2020

The golden pooch’s playful personality shone through as he happily trotted through the snow while wagging his tail. The cat, who was stylishly dressed up in a warm sweater, calmly took in the winter wonderland scenery as the snow fell around them.

The clip, which was shared on Christmas Eve, has since been viewed more than 720,000 times.

Some social media users described the scene as “the cutest thing ever” while some sassily pointed out, “Leave it to a cat to let a dog do all the work.” Others commented, “That cat is probably thinking, ‘this is weird but the box is nice.’”

The cat may have let the dog do all the work, but the pup was undoubtedly happy with their winter jaunt.

This unlikely pair’s wonderful time in the snow — from the cat’s contentment in a box to the pup’s happy disposition — certainly warmed our hearts.

If you have a pet and are planning to take them outside for some winter playtime, make sure to follow these tips for a safe snow day:

• Mind the temperatures — make sure it’s not too cold for your pet and be cautious of how long they stay outdoors.
• Protect their paws from ice melt and slipping with specialized boots.
• Provide a warm space for your pet, such as a heated cat house or dog house.
• If you’re worried about your cat getting away, use a cat harness or microchip them for extra precaution.

Source: Daily Paws