"Afterward he still wanted to lie on the paper so I thought I'd wrap him up," she explained.
Next she took a photo of the two-year-old British Shorthair and shared it to a private Facebook group.
Receiving countless messages and comments from the group to create a video of the wrapping, Holden thought she would.
Creating a YouTube account for the first time she uploaded the video there, on her Facebook page and shared the link for others to share online.
When the video was first published online her Facebook page 'House of Kittyliciousness', the page - which is dedicated to Puudles and his half-sister Sarah Bear Pusskins - only had 49 likes.
Within hours of the video being online it had been viewed by tens of thousands of people and now the Facebook page currently has 34,000 likes on Facebook.
Holden insists that the video was not meant to go viral and has found the reaction from groups like LADbible wanting to share the video surprising.
"I can't believe this is happening.
"When it started to be seen overseas that's when it really blew me away," she said.
The video has been viewed all around the world in Europe, Japan, Australia, America and New Zealand she said.