One of the stores’ employees saw a cat on the sidewalk and decided to adopt him.

The cat resided nearby. They therefore made the decision to leave him there, where he spent his nights alone.

The animal immediately adapted to it. And after another six months, folks started waking up to discover cash under the door.

Stuart McDaniel, the store manager, was the first person inside to spot the bill at the entrance.

He opted to disregard the incident and assumed that one of the clients had simply dropped them.

But a few days later, the same thing happened again.

Dollar bills appeared once more at the door in the morning.

Then people started to believe that a cat that the staff had adopted from the street six months prior and had decided to live here was the cause of the sudden emergence of money.

He frequently enjoyed lying behind the glass door after it was closed so that he could be seen by people outside.

The store staff made the decision to run an experiment to see if their cat was actually the cause of the sudden emergence of money.

The cunning one saw right away and, in a swift motion, dragged the bill inside.

Experience therefore supported the notion, and Stewart made the decision to keep an eye on the cat. At the door, a camera has since been added.

The suspicions were validated. One evening, a man passing by made the decision to use a dollar to play with a cat. Naturally, he snapped in that instant.

Later, several bystanders started to play with the cat after noticing it and the dollar lying on the ground.

The cat had quite a bit of money on the floor after a few hours.

When McDaniel observed how their pet “earned” money at night, he determined that the money should be used for beneficial purposes.

On behalf of his store cat, he started donating it to a charity fund to assist the city’s homeless population.