Patricia Kennie is a former environmental scientist originally from Canada who moved to Norway due to studies and work, then switched careers to instructor and guide of outdoor nature sports and adventure therapy taking new educations and certifications in this after surviving genetic cancer. She is presenting the novel idea of her Adventure Therapy Cat used in various Norwegian programs for children, youth and adults with various diagnoses in the Oslo nature, through many non-profit organisations. Fluffy is one of the very few certified therapy cats in Norway, and enjoys joining on adapted hikes for adult wheelchair users, refugees, kids with psychological development issues or trauma, programs for mental health, various patient groups such as cancer, and hikes from the national hospital, summer programs at cabins paddling kayaks or SUP for low-income families, and adapted padling for the disabled. The combination of adventure therapy (aka outdoor therapy or nature therapy) and pet therapy (also known as feline therapy, animal therapy, or animal-assisted interventions) is a novel concept despite both therapy types being more common on their own and can adapt to a wider range of users special needs and preferences and make outdoor therapeutic activities more pleasurably and provide comfort, emotional support, motivation, companionship and sense of belonging and more enjoyment to the participants.