Overview
- The brown-and-white tabby crosses the boundary several times a day at South Surrey’s 0 Avenue, where a grassy ditch and signs mark the line.
- Neighbors say the cat routinely greets people on both sides of the street and has become a local legend in the community.
- Owner Deb Tate told CTV News Vancouver his sudden fame is “a bit mind-blowing,” after clips of his crossings circulated online.
- YouTube footage from the local report was widely shared and picked up by outlets including Dexerto on March 20, fueling international attention.
- Coverage focuses on the lighthearted nature of the crossings, with jokes from residents and no reported response from border or animal-control authorities.