Overweight Cat Started Losing Weight When Found New Home #Video
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Description
Moose was found in an empty apartment all alone. He was 12 years old and had been sent back to the shelter a second time. It was not long after that, that his new parents found him. They put him on a diet and he ended up going from 22.8 pounds to 16.8 in 3 years. He continues living his best life and proving that everyone has a family out there somewhere.
Comments
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CharMaine
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Moose is right! But dropped 6lbs, that is amazing to get a cat to do that since they are naturally couch potatoes anyway. Glad nobody ever gave up on him and now . . . lucky feline for sure.
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Lynne Henderson
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Absolutely warms the heart. A great smile for Remembrance Day in Canada. Soooo nice.
