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The saddest looking pic that made me adopt him
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Oh, man. This kitty knows exactly what it's doing. One look from those sad, blue eyes and we would be locked in. Something about sad puppy dog/kitten eyes just jumpstarts our pawrenting instincts and we want to love them, prrrotect them, and give them the best life pawssible in any way we can. See why we can't go to the shelter? When we adopted our first kitten, she also had really sad eyes. Now she runs our household like a dictator. And you know what, we couldn't be happier.
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The day of the adoption
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04 via u/Soft_Temperature_755
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2 days later at a new home
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1 year and 7 months later
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07 via u/dontbekind
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1 year and 7 months later
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1 year and 7 months later
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Sister pic
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Blep for the camera
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She fits, so she sits
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One happy, fuzzy feline family
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We love it when people go the extra mile to make sure siblings stay together. We know it's not always pawssible, but when it can happen, we think it should. Kittens, like hooman babies, go through so much in their first few weeks in the world. They form bonds with their littermates and those friendships are impawtant!
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16 via u/ElinDarling
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17 via u/Aggressive-Mood-50
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18 via u/EddieHouseman
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19 via u/kitty-yaya
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20 via u/Rabbitrules87
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21 via u/Comfortable_Candy649
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22 via u/Icy_Maintenance3774
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