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This a white ceramic Kitty I purchase at the trift store. I fell in love with it since i have to two white cats. It's at least 11" . Wanted to share with everyone just not sure who the maker is. I paid 2.99 now that a good price for me.
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She is so pretty! I would've adopted her, as well. :)
Thank you, purpledog
So cute :-)
Thank you Manikin, How are you? my daughter starting to Collect to do with white kittens.
Thanks, mustangtony :)
Thank you, mikie,vintagemad,miKKo.
Hi Hedgewalker, How are you? Thanks for the love :)
Hey brat...doin OK.Hows bout you ? Give those kitties a hug for me aye?
That's Good to hear, I will gill give them hugs from you, they will love that. :)
Thank you, petey