My new isolation buddy and now life long friend, Chance.
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reddit, meet Francis. I’ve never had a kitten before. He’s gonna have a very long and spoiled life.
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Apparently the shelter got the species wrong and my boy Umi is actually a dog. He wants to play fetch all day long!
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We saw this photo posted from the local cat shelter my wife and I volunteer at. Long story short, this is Cosmo and he is now a part of our family.
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I’ve wanted to get this photo of them for SO. LONG.
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My dog passed away in 2016 & I was really heartbroken. Not long after this cat randomly came up to me one night and introduced himself. (It’s my neighbor’s). We’ve been buddies ever since. Always cheers me up to see him. I like to think my dog sent me a friend when I needed it the most.
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Since quarantine started I was feeling super lonely and after long consideration I decided to get this fluff ball. My Callie Mae who I absolutely adore and she loves me more than anything. Adopting her has made me the happiest girl in the world and feeling less alone
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They told me he had been at the shelter for as long as he had been because they couldn’t get a good picture of him, so people online just saw his name. Well let me tell you, he’s beautiful!
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After 15 years together my sweet Lili passed away. I had her for half of my life. Here’s a dumb picture of us I took a long time ago that always makes me laugh. RIP my girl Lili
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My cat died not too long ago and all this isolation right now is making me feel real lonely. Thanks for always being there and making me laugh all the time. I miss you.
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