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Two Adorable Cats have no Eyelids, found in the Blue Mountains

Two Adorable Cats have no Eyelids, found in the Blue Mountains
In  Australia, Flix and Dora which are two cats found in the Blue Mountains.The strange thing of these cats is that they do not have eyelids.They can got it from surgery otherwise they will lose their sight .Dr Cameron Whittaker is a person wo worked for these little angles.

When they became six months old they operated in Syedny and saved their sight, they are happy with their life and enjoying to watch the beauty of Australia in Blue Mountains.Flix and Dora are nine months old now.they spend their time with each other.Here we want to show some of the best photos of this beautiful animal.We hope you will really enjoy it.
Two Adorable Cats have no Eyelids, found in the Blue Mountains 
Two Adorable Cats have no Eyelids, found in the Blue Mountains 
Two Adorable Cats have no Eyelids, found in the Blue Mountains 
Two Adorable Cats have no Eyelids, found in the Blue Mountains 
Two Adorable Cats have no Eyelids, found in the Blue Mountains 

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