A mother of two in Oklahoma organized a Garfield-themed lasagna dinner party for her kids.

She reached out to friends and family and posted online to crowdsource a cat for the evening.

Her search was successful, with the guest of honor belonging to a local medical student who contacted her via Craigslist.

The story went viral and won over the internet.

Clara Edwards, a mother of two in Oklahoma, might just be the mom of the year. Since her kids are big fans of the cartoon cat Garfield, Edwards turned to the internet to crowdsource an orange cat to borrow for a lasagna dinner party (the fictional feline's favorite meal).

She also tried finding a cat the old-fashioned way by hanging up posters. The charming flyer, which went viral, reads:

"Wanted: to BORROW an orange cat for 24-48 hours, to have a lasagna dinner with Garfield-loving 4-year-old and 2-year-old children. Will return cat happy and cared for. Cat will not be required to eat lasagna if contraindicated. Please. No feral cats. And please take your cat back at the end. Not looking to adopt. Thank you, An increasingly desperate (but not crazy) mom-of-two with no friends that own orange cats."

Keep scrolling to see adorable photos of the party Edwards organized.