This cat is going viral for its resemblance to Baby Yoda from "The Mandalorian."
Veterinarian assistant Jana Aviles, who is a big "Star Wars" fan, snapped photos of the rescued cat at Cabarrus Online Cigarettes Store USA Animal Hospital in Kannapolis, North Carolina, earlier this month.The post quickly gained attention after she posted it on Facebook, racking up over 3.8K comments and and over 4.5K shares.
“She was brought in by a rescue after she was found [as] an injured stray,” Aviles wrote on Facebook. “She is so cute,Newport 100s Box like have you ever??”Aviles said the rescued kitten still doesn’t have an official name, but she's been nicknamed "Yoda cat." Yoda cat has some physical scars and is missing her front teeth, which is why her tongue sticks out, Aviles said.
“I wasn’t sure if her prognosis was good, but her blood test came back negative, and she was in great spirits,” Avila told "Good Morning America." "Rescue animals are resilient in that way. Everyone quickly fell in love with her."
The cat remains at the veterinarian and hasn't been adopted yet, though Aviles said people have offered to travel across the country to adopt the kitten.has come to an end. Not the end, of course - there’s much more money for Disney to make, plus Scrooge McDuck’s coffers go to infinity and beyond. But “The Rise of Skywalker” both wraps up 42 years of galactic storytelling and proves it’s time for “Star Wars” movies to go away. For a while.
There’s no pleasure in typing that because I don’t want to say goodbye. “Star Wars” is something that’s been there essentially my whole life. It’s in my DNA. I was there on opening day of 1983’s “Return of the Jedi” when I was 7 the same way I was there on opening day of the 1997 special edition of George Lucas’ original film with my college friends. Granted,Cheap Newport 100s cigarettes “Rise of Skywalker” isn’t great but I lived through the prequels and those were plenty worse.
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