An Internet friend named Yin Yin, recently posted a photograph online saying that his cat "Qiqi" would fall on his back while he was taking a bath for his children, so that he couldn't walk away from her, so that he would laugh at the "high standing."
It's called "Kiki" because Mom thinks rolls have like Stitch's ears.
He is currently 10 months old and was brought home by his mother when he was only one month old: "When he came home, he had an ear inflammation, an allergy to the nose and sneezes, and skin was infected with fungus. She said, "Because she really loved it, even though she was pregnant for three months and was infected with the fungus, she didn't want to give up, clean her house every day and take a bath for four days."
I'd be jealous, but Qi and Meimei were always watching over my brother.
Chichi also had a sister Meimei, who had been abandoned from birth on the roof and taken home by a kind swallow. Because Yan Yin's husband is a Hong Kong man and often needs to fly to Hong Kong after marriage, "I fear Meimei is lonely and wants to help him find a companion who will be brought home by surprise.
'Cause Chic is so sticky and cute that he's always running around behind his mother's ass, and Yan laughs at it's "Prince is sick," saying, "It also peed in protest against a personal cat's casserole and didn't want to share it with its sister." Because of its shyness, she always jumps to her master's back and reminds you of its existence. 'For fear of water and water, he jumps into the tub and takes a bath with his brother.'
Take good care of it. All the hairy kids can be so pretty and cute.
Although he was in a bad state when he first came to his home, he was not only healthy, but also happy. Too many people, because hairy children look cute, rush home and throw them away because they're pregnant, or because they're sick of their skins, say to journalists, "Be careful before raising them, and we promise to love them for the rest of our lives." There are many things humans can have, and the world of our children is ours, and we hope that when you decide to take them home, you will not abandon them at will.