Stewart then shared the same photo of Princess Peony on her Instagram Stories with the message, “RIP beauty cat Princess Peony!!!”Princess Peony was born on May 11, 2009, and moved to Stewart’s farm four months later, according to Stewart’s website. Stewart spoke with TODAY last year about how her cats helped provide comfort on her farm in Bedford, New York, during periods of isolation in the height of the pandemic.She said Princess Peony was one of three cats on her farm alongside the cat's sister, Empress Tang, and a male cat named Blackie.Train your pet to understand obedience. Dogs should at least understand basic direction like “sit” and “stay.” In an emergency situation these cues could save your pet’s life.
“There are waiting lists for pets because people really did figure out that house pets are a great comfort, a great addition to the household,” Stewart said. “They are wonderful for your children to have a responsibility of taking some taking care of something else. All of that is to me just endemic in this pandemic. It’s a wonderful thing that pets have become more beloved.”
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