Meet the Seven Cats Who Inherited a Florida Woman’s Wealth!

Nancy Sour lived in South Tampa with her seven Persian cats. After losing her husband and her son, the cats were her closest family.

When she died last November, she had made sure they would be looked after for the rest of their lives.

Nancy’s million-dollar home was shared with her cats, among them Midnight, Cleopatra, Napoleon and Squeaky. She left a significant portion of her inheritance to them. It wasn’t a whim, but a plan to secure their future, and it covered everything from vet bills to grooming costs.

Her neighbors, who had known her for over a decade, felt her loss. FOX 13’s Jordan Bowen spoke to people who knew Nancy, and to the Humane Society of Tampa Bay.

The Society is now responsible for finding homes for the cats. The people who adopt them won’t have to worry about expenses, because Nancy’s estate’s executor will reimburse all costs.

Nancy also left a gift to the Humane Society of Tampa Bay, though the amount is not known.

The Society has been inundated with adoption inquiries. Snowball, a cat with a heart condition, is already finding a home with a local vet.

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