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This week’s winner
name: | cartier |
Breeding: | golden british |
Fun fact: | My cat is the grumpiest, most adorable, yet most demanding cat in the world. |
the stupidest
name: | oswald |
Breeding: | domestic medium hair |
Fun fact: | “I’m half blind! I can put myself in from the outside. good looking! “ |
the cutest
name: | Kimba |
Breeding: | maine coon |
Fun fact: | “It looks so majestic when you’re bird-watching. Kimba suffered from entropion as a kitten and had surgery at 8 weeks old, but is now fully recovered and you’ll never know there was anything wrong with her. ” |
social | @kimba_lion.and.taika_tiger |
the most dignified
name: | cupid |
Breeding: | lynx point siamese |
Fun fact: | He’s just the kitten king |
most expressive
name: | tiger |
Breeding: | Sabatabi |
best action shots
name: | leo |
Breeding: | yemen shorthair |
Fun fact: | Leo helps with printing projects and loves a good printer. |
the sleepiest
name: | Roy |
Breeding: | sphinx |
Fun fact: | Roy is a heat seeker. You can often find Roy basking in the sun, lounging near the heater, or cuddling up in a bowl of ramen. |
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