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If you love cats, check out http://kattarshians.is/

its a website live streamed from Iceland where they show groups of foster kittens 24/7 .... sleeping, fighting and eating. They live ina big dollhouse complete with bunk beds. There's 4 cameras , one for each area of the house. 

They just got the last batch of gingers adopted, and the new family of black kittens just moved in yesterday. It's delightful. I watch them a bit every day. Ok I watch a lot.

its called Keeping Up With the Kattarshians.

 

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Maybe I can send some of  our cats there on permanent vacation...

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