Kitty Photo Craze

  • June 20, 2007
  • 1 minute read
I got the following from a friend, thanks Hoose. It’s an article in a newspaper in regards to the cat craze that is spreading. Click on the image for the full resolution picture.

I got the following from a friend, thanks Hoose. It’s an article in a newspaper in regards to the cat craze that is spreading. Click on the image for the full resolution picture.

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