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This brings tears to my eyes.
Every campus should have at least one cat!
This almost makes me wish that I lived in Willets.
WILLETS CAT! I hope it’ll be my friend.
Willets Cat mewed and came over to say hi to me on my way to dinner. Aww! It was a very aloof “hi”, though.
this cat is large and in charge, and i don’t think that this picture does it justice….when you see this twilight terror burst out in the semidarkness to attack and destroy its unsuspecting prey, you get a sense of how serious this feline is….while this daylight shot makes it appear cute and cuddly, i’m curious as to whether or not you’ll feel the same way once you see its true colors, or therelackof, assuming you see it when it’s dark outside