Extremely rare cat born with 4 ears that was found abandoned in a box outside is now adopted and loved just as he is: 'Audio's ears do have a life of their own'

You may be surprised to know, but cats can have some unique genetic abnormalities, just like humans. Some of us can be born with things like super flexibility, or an incredible memory, or being born without fingertips. Cool things. Amazing things. Cats are the same. Some cats are born tiny and never grow up, staying the size of an itty bitty kitty forever. Other cats can be born with two noses, both of which are functional, they're just a little louder than most. Other cats are born with extra toe-beans - they're called polydactyl cats, and yes, they are absolutely adorable.

And apparently, some cats can be born with an extra set of ears. Meet Audio, a cat who has one of the most fitting names that we have ever heard of. Because both of his ear sets are indeed functional, and apparently, his second ear set has a life of its own. The second set is a little smaller than the first, and it's most likely going to stay like that furrever, but you know what… we think it's kind of adorable.

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We don't know how anyone could possibly abandon a kitty like one. Abandoning any cat is baffling to us, yes, but a kitty this special? How dare they. It's a good thing that all of them were found. It means that they actually have a chance of living and thriving.
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Alright, so we do have to admit… we're very happy that the extra ears get to stay. Of course we would have been perfectly okay with it if they had to go for the kitty's health, but… yay. This is one of the coolest, cutest, most amazing things that we have ever seen a cat have, and now we know that we are going to get endless pictures of it as the kitty grows.
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