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Kimmy and her husband adopted Tribble the cat when he was 7 years old, and all they had to do was hear his unique purr full of happiness to know that they had found the right one.
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Tribble was twice adopted, and carries with him a rather sad history of being mistreated. He was returned to a shelter after his first owner passed away, and sent to the shelter unfairly because he reacted poorly to being mistreated by his second owner's children. Kimmy explains how they felt compelled to adopt him, even when she and her husband were hoping for a younger cat:
Now Tribby has a loving family and he couldn't be happier--watch the video and you'll see that he has a very special reason to purr about!
Tribble's first owner passed away, and his second family treated him poorly.
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Now that he's found a loving family, he is purring his little heart out all the time.
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So don't forget, there are older cats waiting for their first chance at a loving home!
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