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Louis Vuitton Cat: Border-Hopping Feline

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Louis Vuitton, a fearless feline, is making headlines in South Surrey, British Columbia, for his daily border crossings into the United States. This local star, known for his friendly demeanor, has become a symbol of unity and a reason for drivers to slow down. Despite cameras and border patrols, Louis continues his adventures, charming folks worldwide.

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Louis Vuitton Cat: Border-Hopping Feline

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Toronto News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Louis Vuitton Cat: Border-Hopping Feline. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 26th. You're listening to Toronto News today, AI-powered local news. A cat named Louis Vuitton is making waves in South Surrey, British Columbia, by casually crossing the Canada United States border almost every day. This fearless feline hops between the two countries near zero avenue, turning him into a local star and even prompting warnings for drivers to slow. Down. Neighbors put up a handmade sign featuring a wooden cat figure to alert traffic, crafted by a local artist known for his fun scrap wood sculptures. The street already has speed bumps to keep speeds at 30 km per hour, but Louis adds an extra reason to watch the road. His owner, Deb Tate, says Louis has always been super friendly, loving attention from people on both sides. He approaches strangers for pets and belly rubs before wandering off, unbothered by the international line. Despite cameras and border patrols, Louis simply leaps over a shallow ditch separating homes in Canada from a park in Washington State.

A viral Instagram video of his adventures sparked global buzz, with reports noting he even hunts across the border and returns home. As Louis nears his sixth birthday on Canada Day, his daily johns continue to charm folks everywhere, proving some rules just don't apply to cats.

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