The hilarious mishap has racked up over 870,000 views on TikTok.

Her mom Crystal, 30, told Newsweek: "She almost seemed possessed, like something came over her body." ...

Rescuer Mandy Kocevar, 45, told Newsweek that Winnie's "previous owner's health was the main cause contributing to the neglect." ...

Dr. Anne Welsh told Newsweek: "Everyone has a different nervous system and preferences and there is nothing wrong with that." ...

The owner said on social media that her 8-month-old pup has the "same golden energy," but is "smaller in size." ...

A vet told Newsweek that people-mad cat breeds bring the energy, loyalty and interactive fun you would normally expect from a pup.

"I’m so happy we were lucky enough to have the opportunity to give them a good start," the woman said.

Claire LeFew told Newsweek: "Bear came to us as a lost pet several times and was ultimately surrendered into our care." ...

"She can’t believe her eyes," commented one user on the TikTok video that has over 2 million views.

Lizzy McMahon, 43, told Newsweek that their son is determined to help his dad remember their favorite phrases.

When "everyone started worrying," the Reddit user tried to make light of the situation.