When Winter Rose and Tink had their noses across from each other for the first time, they found each other a very special friend they’d spend their rest of life with.
Tink dotes on the little white Maine Coon as if she were her own kitten. She gives her bath everyday and nuzzles next to her like a mother would to her kitten.
Meeting for the first time:
They give each other nose kisses when they first meet...
They fall in love right away
…and the rest is history:
This is love! ♥
Photos by ©Sue (flickr: YogaTriBear).
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That is so sweet! Victor broke into the bathroom to meet Nina sooner than we intended, and it was purrs and nose-kisses for them, too. He’s not as nice to her as Tink is to Winter Rose, but there’s no denying love.
Adorable!
The cute! It buuurrrnnnssssssss!
So sweet!!! Love it!!!!
Soooo adorable! I’ve never seen a white maine coon cat! Beautiful!
everyone needs a friend.they r lucky to have found one
I think they were previously in love in another life! So sweet!
Such gorgeous, gorgeous beauties!
Beautiful kitties, I also have never seen a white Maine Coon, stunning!!
this is so cute!! they’re so adorable together.
This is such a beautiful story…I wish this could happen to me
they are soo cute
so sweet!
Aww!! They’re adorable!
That’s wonderful! I love the 2nd pic with them rubbing against each other!
@Jane – I wish it would to me, too!
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<3 this
So sweet!!! They both are so cute
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They remind me of my two cats Peeper and Boris, who are both now passed away. I rescued Boris, a big gray tom, but he had kennel cough from the Humane Society’s bad conditions, so I had to isolate him in a room for a while. When he finally met Peeper, a small, slim, half-Siamese, he fell in love with her.
Every day for the rest of their lives, he would come to her at some point and bow his head and press it against her chest. She would lick his ear once or twice, and then he was dismissed … her loyal subject.
I’ll never understand why non-cat people think cats are loners? Guess those are the same people that think nothing is wrong with tossing cats out when they tire of them or don’t think it’s wrong to abandon a cat with her babies. And that is why I love animals and tolerate humans.