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Bear

Bear

One of 5 kittens rescued at birth after the mother abandoned them. This is Bear, and she is a year old today.

One of 5 kittens rescued at birth after the mother abandoned them. This is Bear, and she is a year old today.
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moto e (XT2052DL)

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Aperture 200/100 ISO 442 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 3543/1000

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Cookson, Oklahoma, US

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Sep, 2022

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