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Bonded Cats: Why You Should Adopt a Bonded Pair
Published Sep 3, 2025
Two cats instead of one sounds like double the work, right? Wrong. Adopting a bonded pair can actually make your life easier—and shelters know it. That’s why they’re practically begging you to take two kittens home, often for barely more than the price of one.
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