What happened to the famous cat 'cage chief' Mika at the Zoo?

Mika the cat is a famous social media phenomenon at the Zoo. Mika the cat became famous at the Zoo last year, attracting attention from tourists and social media users.

On November 23, the Zoo announced that Mika, the cat "bear cage leader" famous on social media, had been sterilized by a doctor to ensure her long-term health. After a period of recovery, Mika appeared with an appearance that was commented as "pretty as a princess", making many fans excited.

Once a stray cat wandering around the Zoo, Mika became an internet phenomenon when living with the bear couple Misa - Misi, the father and son bears La - Do and the bear Re.

Previously, many visitors repeatedly pressed the emergency call bell because they were worried that Mika was in danger. To avoid misunderstandings, the Zoo had to hang a notice board: "Mika did not fall into the bear cage, Mika is working". Since then, stories about the "bear cage manager" have spread on fanpages, attracting tens of thousands of comments.

Mika lives in harmony with the bear Misa - Misi and has become a familiar sight at the bear cage. Zoo staff even "built" a house for her.

The Zoo also placed a sign right at the entrance saying "Mika the Bear Cage Manager" so that visitors would know that the cat's presence was normal and there was no need to call for help.

Mika is known as a "single mother" after giving birth to four adorable kittens: Mini, Mina, Miki and Mila, who continue to attract the love of tens of thousands of visitors.

The zoo currently has nearly 100 stray cats living there, fed by staff, monitored by veterinarians and appearing in many animal cages. Many are so friendly that visitors recognize them and give them nicknames, the most famous of which is Mika.

The zoo is wondering whether to let Mika return to the bear cage to live in the wild, continue to be loved by visitors, or care for him in the office area like a "house cat" to ensure safety, nutrition and better rest.

Many visitors suggested that if Mika adapted to office life and was not stressed, it could live as a "house cat" to be well cared for, occasionally going out to the garden to meet visitors. The wild environment is close to its origin but has many potential risks to its health and longevity.

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