I found this cute cat outside and took them in, it looks like their tail got all ruffed up because there's no fur on it. Does anyone know what breed it is?
I found this cute cat outside and took them in, it looks like their tail got all ruffed up because there's no fur on it. Does anyone know what breed it is?
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That is obviously not a cat, it's a horse, and you should probably return it to the pond you found it in.
64 0 ReplyObviously wrong, clearly with that fur it’s a Catfish, you should make it a nest and let if fly away.
14 0 ReplyIncorrect. With those ears it's obviously a teenager; you should feed it adderall and put it in the shower.
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That’s not a horse, it’s a damned butterfly and you know it!
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Actually I think this is one of those lemmies I've been hearing so much about
50 0 ReplyI think they only eat beans.
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Awwww! What a cute shorthair putitback!!!! They’re adorable but have a lot of energy. They’re best if you let them go in and out as they please. They will eat so many bugs. Beware of its hisses. They are a temperamental breed.
23 0 ReplyThey never bite, however, which is a plus!
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Don't listen to the other commenter. That is obviously a small dog
13 1 ReplyNot a dog, an elongated southern wendy's muskrat, you can tell by the hooves
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It's a small out of work czechoslovakian traffic warden.
12 0 ReplyMaincoone, I think 🤔
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7 0 ReplyThat's a squirrel you idiot
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