<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4FXkDm_0wEiNrIZ00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4FXkDm_0wEiNrIZ00" width="493" height="500" ><figcaption>Diana Fogle of Arnold submitted a photo of her cat, Mushroom, for Pet Spot.</figcaption></figure>Mushroom, a long-haired male black cat, is shown in a 2022 photo taken shortly before her death, owner Diana Fogle said.“It’s from December 2022,” she said. “She was 2 and died soon after. He accidentally got out at night and got hit by a car.”She said she fondly remembers Mushroom.“He was so sweet and tender,” Fogle said. “He was just a love bug. He’d sit with you in your lap. He was well-behaved.“We have other cats and a dog. He got along with all of them.”Mushroom could be playful.“Me and my husband would run around the house with shoestrings,” Fogle said. “It was a competition for the animals to chase the string. It was his favorite game.”She loved Mushroom.“He is missed dearly,” she said. “There will never be another cat like him.”PET SPOT invites readers to tell a story about their pets or nonprofit animal adoption agencies to write about an adoptable pet and submit it, plus an attached photo, to news@leaderpublications.biz. Please include a phone number and city of residence for submissions from individuals and contact information for organizations.</div></body>

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Pet Spot: Arnold woman has fond memories of Mushroom the cat

Mushroom, a long-haired male black cat, is shown in a 2022 photo taken shortly before her death, owner Diana Fogle said. “It’s from December 2022,” she said. “She was 2 and died soon after. He accidentally got out at night and got hit by a car.”. She...