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Nobody Will Adopt This Cat Because He Looks Like A Vampire… And He’s Desperate For A Home.

When you hear the tale of a vampire, your first instinct may be to cringe in fear. The myths of these fabled creatures have existed for centuries and have given many people nightmares. That’s understandable, given their proclivity for sucking blood, turning into bats, and hypnotizing you to do their bidding. But here’s one “vampire” you wouldn’t mind cuddling with on a dark and stormy night in front of a roaring fire.


Rory is a feline who lives at the Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in England, and was dropped off by his previous owner when it was discovered that the poor cat would need to have surgery on his teeth.

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The reason? His extra long fangs that give him the perfect vampiric look. However, his canines make it impossible for him to close his mouth all the way, which can result in damage to his jaw.

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Thankfully, Rory deceived the dental surgery that he needed that makes him just as charming as ever and provide his jaw with some relief. Now he can eat his favorite meals of tuna in peace after a loving belly rub.

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Those piercing green eyes are also something to behold, and you’ll be mesmerized staring into their wonderful color. It’s their hope that someone will fall in love with Rory’s unique look and take him to his forever home where he can live out his days, lying in the sun.

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That kind of life would make any vampire jealous. Share away, people!

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