I am from Minsk (Belarus) and I made these collages, because the New Year is coming soon, and these cats are looking for a house and loving owners!

More info: zooshans.by

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Pretty Pangolin
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7 years ago

"Can we keep him?"

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    BlackestDawn
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    7 years ago

    Cousin to the cat-bus in My Neighbor Totoro?

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    Bobbi Newell
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    7 years ago

    This feels like an old-fashioned postcard.

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    Night Owl
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    7 years ago

    Everyone is worshiping him/her. As they should

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    !M! - Imre Zoltan Nemeth
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    7 years ago

    3 Behemots from The Master and Margarita :)

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    Pretty Pangolin
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    7 years ago

    This is just so sweet!

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    Shiba Inu
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    7 years ago

    "you come here often?"

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    Lenny
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    7 years ago

    I want to hug it so bad ;-;

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    Pretty Pangolin
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    7 years ago

    Cats…way more fun than television.

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    Bobbi Newell
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    7 years ago

    "The giant cats came one year, and stayed. Ever since then, we have feared for our lives. My brothers and I wear masks to confuse them. Being the smallest, I will never take the mouse mask. Uncle Ivan treats it all as a game; but Aunt Irina, and Mama and Papa, are worried. They hide it well, but I see how they act as shields, and insert themselves between the cats and us..."

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