Colorado Springs Family Shares Cat Adventures On Social Media: ‘We All Love Being Outdoors’

A Colorado Springs family who is on outdoor adventure with their cat is sharing their fun on social media.

Pluto, a family cat who initially joined Satya Wimbish and her kids, Eva and Flourish, on hiking adventures at Red Rock Canyon Open Space has since explored different places in the state such as Garden of the Gods, Great Sand Dunes National Park and Twin Lakes.

According to Wimblesh, it's the adventure they all love.

“It's our family time together. It's something that we all love. We all love being outdoors,” Wimblesh said.

The family and their red wagon are hard to miss, especially with their unexpected black and white furry friend in tow, and it's usually a surprise for anyone they encounter along the way.

“They're like, 'Oh the kids,’ and then Pluto will poke his head out of the wagon if it's not really out, they’re like, ‘Is that a cat? Is that a cat? That’s not a cat.’ So, there's a lot of disbelief that there is really a cat,” Wimbish said.

Wimbish said it's more than just taking fun adventures for the family — it's a chance to experience nature, let out energy and make lifelong memories.

“I just say mental and emotional health, like we've all been through a lot,” Wimbish said. “I'm trying to make sure that they all have a good quality of life and do the best I can with each of them to be able to live it to the fullest.”

Wimbish has been documenting their fun on her social media page, That Cat Pluto, for two years. Her shared posts on Discover Colorado | Through Your Photos are always a hit.

The family plans to explore places like Royal Gorge and Buena Vista for friendly rafting.

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