If you want your kitten to stay small forever, munchkins are perfect for you!

12/12/2016

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animals Story: If you want your kitten to stay small forever, munchkins are perfect for you!

Kittens are so cute and sweet we wish they could stay the same forever. These tiny cats seem to be stuck in childhood. Just look at these adorable munchkin cats!

We have gathered the pictures of the sweetest representatives of the breed for you.

Hello everyone, I'm a cat!

Munchkins have 2-3 times shorter legs than other cat breeds have

However, don't worry. They can reach everything they want!

The are like German badger-dogs in the cats' world

Do I look taller?

Fluffy munchkin

Do you have a cat? Share the pictures of your cute pets with us in the comments below!

Would you like to own a munchkin?

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What are your thoughts on this subject?

50 Comments

Sandra Gaines Surber

How sad. To be purposely breeding for the misformed legs.

Jim Adams

Looks like animal abuse to me.

Kimberly Fabri

It's just wrong!

Paula Salem

I’m not a fan of this breed. They should stop breeding designer cats and just breed healthy ones.

Doris Dallaire

And none of the pictures show up!

Doris Dallaire

Maybe some of those humans who bred them this way should get the same treatment! Or be bred to have a more compassionate brain towards animals!

kittykay

Not seeing any pictures 😕.

Scott

Not a very ethical thing to do!

Cindy Ursan

I think they’re adorable!! Too bad I didn’t get most of the pictures, though.

Pete Griffen

Joe Ferguson, If we did, all dogs would be wolves!

Elsy O. Stromberg

No thanks; they look deformed.

Shae Deschenes

they are adorable and I would love to have one. Where can you find them for sale?

Michele Barnett

The Munchkin breed was caused by a natural genetic mutation, not by genetic engineering. Also, these cats do not appear to have any spinal problems associated with those found in short-legged dog breeds.