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She’s inviting you to rub that belly!
Somekitty needs to learn a thing or six about Modesty Tail! Good thing the paparazzi are so discreet.
Super cute picture of her! She certainly does look very comfy and peaceful like that.
What a cute tummy!
What an adorable photo of beautiful Lily Olivia=we love tummy shots!…We are so glad you guys are our friends…xoxo…Calle, Halle, Sukki
That’s one happy kitty!
Definitely a very contented kitty!!
That photo of the kittens when you just adopted them is too cute for words!
Thanks for linking on my Picture Perfect Party Linky and leaving a sweet comment!
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That is a very pretty, and very happy tummy!
Olivia now that is a good kitten tummy!
It’s also a warmed kitten tummy!
oh so good!!!!
LOVE kitty tummies!
Oh, we LOVE belly photos! Truly, living the life! Purrs…
I love this! It’s a CAT’S life! Grizelda will go for tummy rubs, if you can find her. She is like Sasquatch…there are rumoured sightings. When Dad is home, she comes to him. But she is all about Mom. Others, she has no use for. One of the drawbacks with bottle feeding and then keeping them, is that they never learn to separate from Mom. Chloe Jo loves Daddy because he is “FUN”. She loves everyone, including dogs.
Ah! My human can never get a good picture of our tummies because she cannot resist trying to rub them first 😉
Purrs
Adorable!! Actually my Angel Bobo HATED showing his belly but Cody is ALWAYS showing it!
Wow. You sure aren’t afraid to let it all hang out, Olivia! MOL.
Sweet Praline used to show her tummy all the time. Truffle and Brulee aren’t doing it much yet, but Mom Paula hopes they start doing it soon.
Olivia has the purrfect purrportion of light/shade. Oh, and the purrfect bellah! Happy Tuesday, furriends.