Being short a limb doesn’t stop these adorable fur balls from having fun. Here are 21“tripawds” that prove why three-legged pets make exceptional companions:
Like most cats, they’re just as good at being more amused by a piece of rope than by all the fancy cat toys you keep buying them.
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Even when they look guilty, their adorable little nubs will tell you otherwise.
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They love to get their fitness on but are just as eager to flop down in the grass and relax.
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They have epic modeling poses.
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Their sweaters require fewer holes, which makes them that much more fashionable.
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They have one less paw to manicure.
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They party just as hard as their four-legged companions.
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One less limb means they have 25 percent less chance of knocking that bowl off the table and creating a catastrophic mess.
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They are just as obsessed with boxes.
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They have fewer muddy paws to wipe off after a day at the park.
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They’re just as excited to be at said park.
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But can be just as lazy as any four-legger.
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They’re as excited about the possibility of staking claim to your popsicle as any other dog—and they look much cooler eating it
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They have just as much attitude.
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And an extra leg would simply distract from this fabulous Batman bandana.
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They are just as good at invading your space. “Move over human!”
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And learning to beg for some dog treats.
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They make the cutest little copilots.
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And have five less nails with which to scratch your brand new couch up.
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They are a guaranteed conversation starter at every event.
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And, let’s face it, every step they take is just so insanely cute.
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Nicole Pajer is a freelance writer who lives in Los Angeles with her husband, energetic Doberman, and rat terrier.
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