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Handsome little guy 😻

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Handsome little guy 😻

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BestInternetDweller
BestInternetDweller
9 months ago

Awwww too cute!

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MalarkeysPoppa
MalarkeysPoppa
9 months ago

What a little bobblehead!

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Sharmila-
Sharmila-
9 months ago

Very handsome, indeed!

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njgoyl1980
njgoyl1980
9 months ago

Oh my, those big widdle E.A.R.Z.!

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deludedprawn
deludedprawn
9 months ago

His ears though. Too cute

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PNuT0331
PNuT0331
9 months ago

Bro his ears!!! Much love.

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Hokulani7777
Hokulani7777
9 months ago

🥰🥰🥰 I love this lil guy 😍😘

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Pretzel37
Pretzel37
9 months ago

Adorable

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gin_and_soda
gin_and_soda
9 months ago

Alien kitty 🥰

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The_Trevbone
The_Trevbone
9 months ago

Looks a lot like mine when he was a kitten

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Born2Explore11
Born2Explore11
9 months ago

Look at dem ears! So cute!!!

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genomskinlig
genomskinlig
9 months ago

Aww! What an absolute cutie 😻

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SkunkMommy
SkunkMommy
9 months ago

Awwww! Look at those big ears! I love big ears! 😻 Hi cutie!

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TylerZellers
TylerZellers
9 months ago

Big ears, that little guy will be a big guy soon

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