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KK (kitty kat) in the garden

comments (0) January 19th, 2010 in gallery

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Kitty checking the window trough.
Why my new ornamental grass is extra dwarf.
Kitty found the frog.
What is this stuff and where is my garde?
Kitty checking the window trough. Click the image to enlarge.

Kitty checking the window trough.
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KK (Kitty Kat) was found at 2 weeks old and bottle fed to become a very busy teenager. He is not shy and goes everywhere to dig, smell, chew, investigate, and chase everything.

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