Thousands of students wear hats and hats at graduation ceremonies at US college, but “students” who look strange to attract everyone’s attention.According to Fox7, the new Francesca Bourdier graduated from the University of Texas in Austin, however, he was not alone in achieving a milestone, as his adorable pet cat, named Suki, also joined new graduates after attending online classes with their owners.
Bringing to social media, MS Bourdier shared photos of melting from himself and his four-legged colleague dressed for graduation ceremonies. In his statement, he wrote, “My cat attended every zoom lecture that I have so that we both will graduate from the University of Texas in Austin together.”Since being shared, Instagram posts have become viral. Some internet users gathered behind the achievements of the new Suki and adorable graduation clothes. The university also responded to his position that said, “Congratulations to both of you.”
A user wrote, “Only here because I see both of you on the news and I myself am a crazy cat woman who is obsessed with all these situations.” Others said, “ended in my feed through a different account and had to come to find the original. This makes my day! Congratulations! “” This is the funniest and most original thing I have ever seen soon! Congratulations to you two !! ” Third added.
Speaking to Fox7, MS Bourdier revealed that because of Pandemi Covid-19, he was forced to spend most of his college experience at home. “I am quite a lot in my apartment almost all the time and I have a cat next to me. Every time I have my zoom lecture, it seems like he almost wants to listen, and he will always sit near me a laptop,” he said.MS Bourdier added that when the graduation day arrived, he acknowledged Suki’s dedication and thought to put it in the ceremony. “He (Suki) is only a kind of special graduate,” he told The Media Outlet.
Furthermore, he revealed that through online search online, he can buy Suki Hats and his own dresses that match almost. He said that he wanted to make his cat Honorary Class Members of the University of Texas Spring 2022. However, MS Bourdier added that although Suki did not receive a graduation degree, he was happy to find it at every stage that led that day.