Runty Kitten Can’t Stop Cuddling With His Forever Human, Even Looks After Her When She’s Sick

Kittens are downright adorable. There’s nothing more cute than having one snuggle up to you, especially when you’re having a bad day. Some of us don’t have the luxury of having kittens of our one, so we’ll have to enjoy these cute images secondhand and just imagine what it’s like to have such an adorable kitten in our lives.

Muchacho is a fuzzy grey kitten who absolutely adores being snuggled. He was the runt of his litter and the last to be adopted, which is strange considering how much love he has to give.

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Ever since he was brought to his new home, he’s done nothing but snuggle up to his human, which can be great when she’s sick.

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His owner has stated that he hasn’t left her side once, and that’s definitely a good thing, given how ridiculously cute he is.

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As soon as she gets home from work, Muchacho is rubbing up against her legs and begging for attention.

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And forget using that cellphone. If he spots her using it, he headbutts it out of the way and puts himself right in her line of sight so that he gets all of her focus and attention.

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Some people may call this clingy, but Muchacho’s fur mom doesn’t mind at all.

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In fact, she swore that she would be a dog person for the rest of her life, but after being chosen by Muchacho, she definitely understands the charm that comes with owning a cat.

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We look forward to seeing when this precious feline is all grown up to see if he’s still this affectionate.

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