Mrs. Dress

Ms. Dress
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Ms. Dress looking happy
Other name(s)	保保保安)
Breed	Domestic Shorthair
Coat	Orange Tabby with white spotting
Sex	Female
Rarity	Very Common
Occupation	Model
Appearance	Usually is wearing a dress, orange with white spotting
Personality	Cute
First known sighting	Unknown
Parents	Unknown
Siblings	Unknown
Partner	None
Children	Unnamed kittens

Ms. Dress is a cat on the 万猫屋 feeder, assumed to be the feeder owner's pet. Her name on the Hello Street Cat app is 保保 (保安) (Baobao, Bao-An), meaning 'security guard'. This is possibly why they are visible sleeping on that feeder all the time. Her fur pattern is orange and white. Their nickname, Ms. Dress, comes from the fact they tend to wears dresses due to scratching at their back too much after being sterilized.

Behavior

The personality of Ms. Dress is unlike most of the cats on Hello Street Cat feeders as she is a rather friendly cat, being calm around humans and other cats. She seems to very happy and pampered. Ms. Dress' owner can often be seen giving them treats, pets, or other luxuries like a heating pad to sleep on.

Ms. Dress is confirmed to have had a litter, afterwards was spayed. She would constantly itch at her back so the guardian of the feeder started to put cat dresses on her. Her caretaker also would put medication on it and give her a tag to keep track of where she is at.

She is not a house cat however, as she likes her freedom. Ms. Dress is just a very spoiled stray cat. She can be a bit territorial with her cat house with other strays if she is having a bad day but overall nice to other cats.

Appearance

Ms. Dress is a orange tabby cat with white spotting on her chin to her stomach. She has large green eyes with a pink nose and white whiskers. She is confirmed to be a female cat. A dress is typically worn by her, and may change depending on what her owner wants to put on her.

Notable Sightings

On February 29th, 2024, at around 8AM UTC+8, they were seen making biscuits and shoving the blanket into the feeder, then taking a nap. It is unknown why they did this, but people have speculated it was to cover up the food for later consumption, or simply to get comfortable and sleep.