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This makes me so very sad:(
Yes, life as a street cat is not that easy, I think…
Poor cat-a miserable life.
Yes, life as a street cat is not that bright, I’m afraid.
What beautiful colouring he has..!
Hopefully he belongs to someone…
…I am afraid it is a street cat – but it really is a beauty.
Seems a stray cat. Poor being
…yes, it is a stray cat.
But attractively colorful.
Thank you – especially in the name of the kitten.
🙂
How much sadness in his or her eyes. Heartbreaking picture.
Yes, however, I felt like it was observing me when I came down that road.
A wonderful combi!
It’s a beautiful image. You’ve captured both the beauty and the sadness of him/her. Maybe someone will adopt him/her.
Thank you – yes, that was the aim of the picture…
…well, I’m not so sure if there are a lot of cat owners in Gaziantep – but I think at least a cat can find food and shelter there.
What a little beauty , she (for sure , 99,9% cats with 3 colors of fur are female) will be fine, no matter how hard this life will be ^ – ^ Let’s hope so!
Yes, let’s hope so…
S/he seems to be thinking about his life…Looks mature than most of the human beings.Life can be so cruel to animals:(I wish it would be very happy soon…S/he is extremely adorable and beautiful and so is the picture.Great composition.
Thank you very much, Esra.
I took the picture several years ago in Gaziantep.
Maybe I’ll visit again next year – then I will see if I can meet the cat again – though there are a lot of street cats in Antep.
Greetings,
rabirius.
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Thank you!