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 GRANBY, N.Y. – The one-eyed, noseless kitten that inspired
an international debate last year over whether it was a hoax is coming
to a new museum of oddities in central New York.
The museum founder, who believes in creationism, said the kitten is meant
to launch another debate about how science and religion intersect.
The Oregon woman who owned the kitten said she turned down Ripley’s Believe
it or Not! and sold the remains to John Adolfi of Granby because she liked
his religious reasons for wanting them.
"We didn’t want Cy becoming a joke or part of a personal collection," Traci
Allen said. "But John was so heartfelt, you could tell he was genuine
and sincere.
from the AP
We’re not sure which is the surer sign of the End
of Days – the appearance of this misbegotten feline, or the bidding
war
over the poor animal’s cadaver. We can only wonder what kind of sick
and twisted religious rites Mr. Adolfi has planned for Cy’s dead meat.
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