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Who could resist this little face? Franklin knew exactly what he was up to when he strolled into their lives. Knowing they had a cat-shaped hole in their hearts, he knew he could step up and fulfill the pawsition of ‘New Pet’ after they lost a beloved pooch. This is the kind of wholesomeness we see all the time from cats. It's as if their predatory-level sensors light up when there's a human in need and they dash into action like they're chasing a laser pointer.
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