Norman is the name of the most environmentalist cat in the world. If you do not believe that even a cat can do a lot for the environment, be ready to be amazed, because this "eco-warrior", with fascinating whiskers and sharp claws, is attentive to the environment even more than most humans. , as the video that sees him as protagonist tells us: reflecting on what he could do for a more sustainable life, Norman began to wander around the house and implement simple changes to "make a difference".
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves him
His name is Norman, the most environmentalist cat in the world. If you don't believe that even a cat can do a lot for the environment, be ready to be amazed, because this "eco-warrior", Endowed with fascinating whiskers and sharp claws, he is attentive to the environment even more than most human beings, as the video that sees him as protagonist tells us: reflecting on what he could do for a more sustainable life, Norman began to wander for home and put in place simple changes to "make a difference".
from renewable to creative recycling, even a cat's daily life can be more sustainable. Day after day, melt after melt. That's how Norman started choosing renewable energy, putting himself in the sun to warm up, to prefer the reusable bags –And anyone with a cat knows their passion for plastic bags-, or to undertake strictly the energy saving, shattering the old incandescent bulbs to the floor.
Norman also decided to create his own irresistible ones toys from discarded items, reusing them and giving them new life. And, again, to commit to saving water, drinking water from the toilet - which cat does not like to do it! -, to do the separate collection and, of course, to involve all his feline friends in his new adventure.
The story of the greenest cat you've ever seen is part of the advertising campaign created by the Canadian advertising agency St. John and distributed by WWF Canada on youtube to reward the choice of one of the largest supermarket chains in Canada, Loblaw, of supply 100% of sustainably caught fish by 2013. The video informs us that this commitment will obviously also be extended to cat's food which is sold. Which is good news for Norman, who, guess what, eats alone sustainable fish.
