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The Shelter's Chattiest Cat Finally Found Home

Leo was returned because he never stopped talking. But the right adopter fell in love with every late-night serenade and early-morning wake-up call.

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Sep 13, 2026

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His first family gave him back because he was "too vocal." Then, Leo found someone who loved every midnight meow, nose boop, and off-key duet. Sometimes the very thing that makes a pet "too much" for one family makes them absolutely perfect for another.

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