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You live with some of my awesomest pals! I did’t know there was anything wrong with them… in fact, I thought they were MORE special than regular cats!
They are all beautiful and precious! I hope more less-adoptable animals get a chance to live a happy life like your wonderful kitties!
Terrific post, and wonderful photos, although Radagast just stole my heart with his soleful and gorgeous peepers!
We love your post ! Purrs
I loved seeing all your gorgeous kitties! I actually posted about one of our special kitties today and didn’t even realize it was less adoptable pet week. Thanks for spreading the word about extra special pets!
guyz….lookz at ewe N yur gorgoeuz N hand sum selvz !!!! ♥♥♥ say hi two de rest oh de crew 🙂
If they are considered less adoptable it’s not because of THESE sweet kids, it’s because of HUMANS thinking they aren’t acceptable for adoption. They have the same amount of love to give and enjoy getting the same amount of love in return. In my mind – that’s just plain PERFECTION.
Hugs, Pam and Teddy too
They are not less adoptable…they are special…and deserve loving homes.
We only see love and pure purrfection, nothing else!
Nothing’s more beautiful than those faces of love!
we think they are ALL purrfect
Total love in those eyes. They’re all perfect!
Love is radiating from all of those precious faces!
We adopted two differently abled cats (both only have 3 legs). It’s really amazing how having a life changing event or the loss of a limb really doesn’t hold them back. Our youngest (with 3 legs) will wrestle with his brother (a few months older by he has 3 legs). Honestly the older one with 3 legs is the best partner. He does not hold back while wrestling with the 3 legged one. It’s not even an option. It’s really nice to see them play fight despite a disability.