Max the Cat Awarded Honorary 'Doctor of Litter-ature'

Max the cat, a beloved member of the community, has been awarded an honorary degree of 'Doctor of Litter-ature' by Vermont State University. This prestigious recognition was given to Max for his unwavering companionship with the students and faculty at the university.

Max, a friendly tabby, has made a home near the university entrance and has become a familiar sight on campus over the past four years. Students often find joy in his presence, taking selfies with him and including him in their campus activities. Despite being an outdoor cat, Max has formed strong bonds with the university community.

Ashley Dow, Max's owner, shared that former students who have graduated still return to campus to check on Max, showing the deep connection he has established with everyone. Although Max won't be attending the graduation ceremony, his honorary degree will be presented to Dow as a symbol of the special relationship between Max and the university.

Max's recognition as 'Doctor of Litter-ature' highlights the importance of companionship and the positive impact animals can have on a community. His story serves as a reminder of the special bonds that can be formed between humans and animals, bringing joy and warmth to all those involved.