Max, a beloved cat in Vermont State University's Castleton campus, has been honored with an honorary degree as "doctor of litter-ature" for his friendly demeanor. Living near the campus, Max has charmed students for four years, socializing and even joining campus tours. Owner Ashley Dow describes how Max interacts with students, who affectionately call her his mom. Despite not attending the graduation ceremony, Max's presence has left a lasting impact on the community. The university's decision to honor Max highlights the unique bond between animals and humans in academic settings, emphasizing the importance of companionship and warmth in campus life.
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