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The internet adores this cat's gentle touch
A gentle Japanese cat is delighting the internet with its soft swats and compassionate care as its owner dangles a cherry in front of its face.
SEE ALSO: Mirror kitty returns to engage in mind-boggling Catception触り方（笑） pic.twitter.com/9wHW7k0j3I
— みあじ (@kyoumetan) June 18, 2016
The video has received more than 45,000 retweets and 57,000 likes at the time of writing.
The cat's owner, @kyoumetan on Twitter, also shared a similar clip that they filmed a year ago. So, clearly this feline is just a gentle soul. Or they really love cherries.
@kyoumetan 1年前も同じような動画撮ってた…🍒 pic.twitter.com/0QC2eQZgHZ
— みあじ (@kyoumetan) June 19, 2016
[h/t: Rocket News]
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