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After that, ”Moo Cows litter” continued to be checked for health in the abdomen. They sit on a colorful trolley. Their faces are as eager as children being transported to play.
Back home, Bessy continued to be mischievous. She ducked behind the sofa’s pillow, turning herself into a piece of hamburger meat. Angus appeared dapper like a magician with a monocle, mustache, and top hat.
And now, Bessy and Angus are ready to go home to their mother Kathy – new mommy loves them so much, and it’s wonderful that they were adopted at the same time, which means they won’t have to be separated!
Hope they are happy and can quickly adjust to their new home!
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