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Well, not film- caught on digital memory card? Who knows. Anyway- it is rare enough to catch them in a pair- but all three together! And poor Hermie- I think she just wanted them to leave her alone and get off her boy's bed!


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how sweet


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Awww that's soo cute!


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That's so great! Who's the gray kitty in front? Same tail as Oliver.


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I love it!


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OMG that is just the sweetest thing


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SO SO SO Adroable and sweet.


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OMg that is so cute! I really need to get Cally a buddy


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Who's the gray kitty in front?
Front to back, that is Hermie (3 1/2yrs) Mouse (1 1/2yrs) and Booger (6 1/2yrs).
Hermie is my son Isaac's cat- she is very quiet and gentle. She rarely leaves Isaac's room and can alwas be found either on his bed or in the window. She was a feral kitten that we finally captured when she was about 3months old and tamed.
Booger is my husband's cat- she is spoiled rotten and hates the puppy. Her favorite things are popcorn and Pringles. She was one of four surviving kittens of the first preggy cat we fostered. There was never any question of rehoming her- she purred when we held her at just a few days old and by the time she opened her eyes her only concern was to get out of the box and find my husband.
Mouse is my daughter's cat- but she loves me more and sleeps with me and 'nurses' on my chin. She came from the HS. Mouse's favorite thing is to play 'fetch' with little rubber balls. Mouse is also best buddies with Conner, the puppy (a loose term for a 60lb 7month old dog) and between the two of them, they reak a LOT of havock. Not ten minutes ago, I had to extract Mouse from the stuffed animal net in my daughter's room- as she was systematically knocking the plushies down so Conner could drool on them.


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Awww that is too sweet!
I bet this is one of the rare times where everyone gets along though