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You might've seen this cartoon earlier today. And you might be wondering why I'm reposting it. I decided to delete the post from earlier and post this version because a local greeting card store wants this comic as a greeting card (I found out not long after I posted it) but they wanted me to change the pets' names. So here's the version that will be a greeting card. I suppose I could've kept the old version on here, but I hindsight is 20/20.

Jack is still fat. (Yes, he's fat. He's not "fluffy." He needs to lose a few pounds.) But at least he's happy. 

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Kimberly Beckham

I had one main coon that was seriously just fluffy. My second Maine Coon however looked like she swallowed a basketball at some point and I don't know where she would have come across it.

Nancy DeStadio

Our Sammy is 22.5. Maine Coon parent (mom or dad we don’t know which) smooth black shiny fur. Only size and sweetness came through. His tail is 18 inches long!

Karen Jagielo

Oh well… “Oscar and Jack” are still quite adorable! ☺️ and our Max was a whopping 27 pounds when he passed. We think he was part Main Coon too. Still have our girl Chilly who has all our cats beat by her age at 18 and half in great health. 💕

Scott Metzger

Whoa, he must've been part Maine Coon. Or part Great Dane. What a big cat!

Karen Jagielo

Well, probably a little Main Coon, but he thought he was more like a Great Dane! ;)

Nancy DeStadio

My dearest friend who resides is northern CA found a kitten. She named him Perdu, lost in French. When full grown Perdu weighed 35 pounds. We often speculated that he might have been part mountain lion.