They're just living their best lives.
Quita has spent the last year travelling around Europe with her best friend, a parrot named Coco Lee The Abyssian mix cat has spent the last year travelling around Europe with her two best friends – her owner, Robert Stephenson-Padron, and a parrot called Coco Lee.
Originally trained as a therapy cat, Quita – short for Chiquita Banana – has learned to bond with human companions and stick nearby, making her the perfect travelling companion.Robert , managing director of Penrose Care from London, said: ‘I am someone who has always loved adventure – seeing unusual sights and most importantly, trying new foods.‘I’m originally from California but have been an expat living in Europe since 2006 so you can say that my life since then is one big adventure abroad.
‘Quita’s first major outdoor goal was to visit all of London’s Royal Parks which she completed by the end of Spring 2019,’ said Robert. ‘She also became the first cat to ride one of the Thames Clippers.’ Parrot Coco Lee is always there to provide companionship and comfort for the cat, having travelled with Robert since 2011.The trio provoke strong reactions from other tourists. Fair enough, really – it’s not often you see a parrot and a cat posing for travel snaps.
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