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My cat eye to eye! This is my once upon a time feral cat Yanjing. He was 6 months old when I trapped him and worked on getting him to trust me (it took about 3 ...
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My cat eye to eye! This is my once upon a time feral cat Yanjing. He was 6 months old when I trapped him and worked on getting him to trust me (it took about 3 months. He is a classic tabby. He also turned me into a crazy cat lady.
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iPhone 5s

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Aperture f/2.2 ISO 500 Shutter 1/15 Focal Length 83/20

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Traverse City, Michigan, US

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May, 2020

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