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The funniest and meanest thing happens to this cat – Wait until you see this

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5 years ago

January 26, 2021

They say dogs are man’s best friends, but cats are our partners in crime. They sleuth around the house, race around yards, and can’t help but chase the laser pointer around the living room.

The good thing about cats is, almost anyone can have a cat in their home! These self-sufficient, little beings make our hearts swoon.

And they don’t pose a threat, that is, unless you’re an insect or rodent that dares step foot inside their living quarters!

The funniest and meanest thing happens to this cat – Wait until you see this

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