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Pix at source.

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Source URL is http://www.metro.co.uk/weird/871040-kitler-the-kitten-who-looks-like-hitler-finds-new-home (It’s late.)

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When he grows up, will he just be Catler?

[jocon307]

I’m glad this little cutie pie found some willing staff to provide for his needs.

So sweet, sitting in the teacup, I just want to smoosh him!

[I still care]

I know this is really strange, but there are entire websites devoted to “hitler” cats.

http://www.catsthatlooklikehitler.com/cgi-bin/seigmiaow.pl

One of the most astonishing things about the internet, is how aware I’ve become of people that get deeply involved in the most unusual things. From “ugly dogs” to collecting old koolaid packages to pictures of weird cakes.

I first became aware of the phenomenon when I was selling on ebay over ten years ago, and I sold a Rubik’s cube manual. I bought it for ten cents and sold it for over twenty dollars to some person named Rubikmaniac or such. And I realized then, people will collect anything.

I guess the days of collecting stamps and salt and pepper shakers are gone. There is a site for EVERYTHING.

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Here's another.

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Thanks!

[Slambat]

Kitler.LMAO. Is there a Batboy cat? Obama Koi?

[Clairity]

Thanks for posting this.

I am glad the cute kitten found a home.

[submarinerswife]

Save.

[Roses0508]

Cute kitten. I adopted a kittler (now grown). Once grown and as she is long-haired - no one seems to notice. She is a very beautiful funny cat. Darling Husband has called her Mooness (a refrence to her Holsten like spots) that she now responds to that as her name and has quite forgotten she ever had another.

[WashingtonSource]

I don’t see the resemblance.

[Tabi Katz]

Hmm, at the risk of sounding visually challenged(which I am), Hitler would be the last thing to come to mind upon seeing that adorable furbaby. So glad she found a good home!