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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge 'teddy bear' sequence
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Has the Duchess of Cambridge accidentally let slip that she is expecting a daughter? While out and about in Grimsby Catherine stopped to chat with one well-wisher who handed her a stuffed bear. In response Kate reportedly said: "Thank you, I will take that for my d...." before cutting herself off. A woman nearby who overheard the exchange then said to her: "You were going to say daughter, weren't you?'" The Duchess replied "No, we don (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Fox cubs adopt cuddly toy as surrogate mother, Epsom, Surrey, Britain - 03 Apr 2011
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Fox Cubs Adopt Cuddly Toy As Surrogate Mother
A farmer who gave three orphaned fox cubs a children's toy was shocked when the youngsters welcomed the cuddly animal as their surrogate mother.
The father of two found the trio whimpering and shivering at the bottom of his garden in a hole under his shed.
With no sign of their parents, he brought the starving cubs into his family home and gave them a stuffed fox belonging to his three-year-old daughter.
The cubs immediately bonded with the furry toy and have been inseparable from their new 'mum', even refusing to go to sleep at night without it in their basket.
The farmer, from Epsom, in Surrey, insisted on giving staff at Wildlife Aid, in Leatherhead, the toy when he gave them the cubs to be released back into the wild.
Since they were found the youngsters have gained weight and even try to offer food to their 'mum', who has been named Flo after the red head singer Florence Welch.
Founder of the rescue centre Simon Cowell said: "We were quite surprised at first that a farmer would try and save the lives of three little foxes.
"What was really unusual was the cubs seemed to believe the stuffed animal was their mother and would not leave her side.
"When it came to dinner time they would leave some food and push the bowl towards Flo. It seemed like they couldn't understand why she wasn't eating.
"At first we couldn't figure out why they made so much noise when it was time for them to go to sleep, but it was because someone had accidentally taken the toy from their basket.
"After we realised we put it back and they nodded right off.
"When orphaned animals are brought in we normally give them a stuffed toy for a bit of security but we didn't in this case because they already had a bond with Flo.
"They are looking a lot healthier t...
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Fox cubs adopt cuddly toy as surrogate mother, Epsom, Surrey, Britain - 03 Apr 2011
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Fox Cubs Adopt Cuddly Toy As Surrogate Mother
A farmer who gave three orphaned fox cubs a children's toy was shocked when the youngsters welcomed the cuddly animal as their surrogate mother.
The father of two found the trio whimpering and shivering at the bottom of his garden in a hole under his shed.
With no sign of their parents, he brought the starving cubs into his family home and gave them a stuffed fox belonging to his three-year-old daughter.
The cubs immediately bonded with the furry toy and have been inseparable from their new 'mum', even refusing to go to sleep at night without it in their basket.
The farmer, from Epsom, in Surrey, insisted on giving staff at Wildlife Aid, in Leatherhead, the toy when he gave them the cubs to be released back into the wild.
Since they were found the youngsters have gained weight and even try to offer food to their 'mum', who has been named Flo after the red head singer Florence Welch.
Founder of the rescue centre Simon Cowell said: "We were quite surprised at first that a farmer would try and save the lives of three little foxes.
"What was really unusual was the cubs seemed to believe the stuffed animal was their mother and would not leave her side.
"When it came to dinner time they would leave some food and push the bowl towards Flo. It seemed like they couldn't understand why she wasn't eating.
"At first we couldn't figure out why they made so much noise when it was time for them to go to sleep, but it was because someone had accidentally taken the toy from their basket.
"After we realised we put it back and they nodded right off.
"When orphaned animals are brought in we normally give them a stuffed toy for a bit of security but we didn't in this case because they already had a bond with Flo.
"They are looking a lot healthier t...
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Fox cubs adopt cuddly toy as surrogate mother, Epsom, Surrey, Britain - 03 Apr 2011
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Solent News / Rex Features ( 1306712b )
Fox Cubs Adopt Cuddly Toy As Surrogate Mother
A farmer who gave three orphaned fox cubs a children's toy was shocked when the youngsters welcomed the cuddly animal as their surrogate mother.
The father of two found the trio whimpering and shivering at the bottom of his garden in a hole under his shed.
With no sign of their parents, he brought the starving cubs into his family home and gave them a stuffed fox belonging to his three-year-old daughter.
The cubs immediately bonded with the furry toy and have been inseparable from their new 'mum', even refusing to go to sleep at night without it in their basket.
The farmer, from Epsom, in Surrey, insisted on giving staff at Wildlife Aid, in Leatherhead, the toy when he gave them the cubs to be released back into the wild.
Since they were found the youngsters have gained weight and even try to offer food to their 'mum', who has been named Flo after the red head singer Florence Welch.
Founder of the rescue centre Simon Cowell said: "We were quite surprised at first that a farmer would try and save the lives of three little foxes.
"What was really unusual was the cubs seemed to believe the stuffed animal was their mother and would not leave her side.
"When it came to dinner time they would leave some food and push the bowl towards Flo. It seemed like they couldn't understand why she wasn't eating.
"At first we couldn't figure out why they made so much noise when it was time for them to go to sleep, but it was because someone had accidentally taken the toy from their basket.
"After we realised we put it back and they nodded right off.
"When orphaned animals are brought in we normally give them a stuffed toy for a bit of security but we didn't in this case because they already had a bond with Flo.
"They are looking a lot healthier t...
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/QJNWODBIQ
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Michael Jackson's Three Children Leave Karate Class
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Michael Jackson's three children Prince, Paris, and Blanket were spotted leaving Karate class with their cousins, nanny Grace, and Omer Bhatti. Nanny Grace Rwamba appears to have signs of skin discoloration on her hands and neck.
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Michael Jackson's Son Prince Goes to Karate Class with Cousins
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Michael Jackson's son Prince heads to Karate Class with his cousins in Encino.
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EXCLUSIVE Oct. 28th, 2009 Encino, CA
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Tim Burton And His Wife Helena Bonham Carter Take Their Family To Disneyland
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New "Alice and Wonderland" movie director Tim Burton was spotted with his wife Helena Bonham Carter and his two kids Billy Ray Burton and Nell Burton at Disneyland. They were seen riding "The Alice and Wonderland" ride, Matterhorn, space mountain, and Autopia. Ocassionally Tim and Helena would push Helena's mother around in a wheelchair.
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EXCLUSIVE August 13th, 2009 Anaheim, CA
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Tim Burton And His Wife Helena Bonham Carter Take Their Family To Disneyland
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New "Alice and Wonderland" movie director Tim Burton was spotted with his wife Helena Bonham Carter and his two kids Billy Ray Burton and Nell Burton at Disneyland. They were seen riding "The Alice and Wonderland" ride, Matterhorn, space mountain, and Autopia. Ocassionally Tim and Helena would push Helena's mother around in a wheelchair.
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EXCLUSIVE August 13th, 2009 Anaheim, CA
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FEATURE - Toy Fair in Kensington
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Keel Toys present these cuddly 'Animotsu' soft toys.
The Toy Fair, Olympia London, UK - 22 Jan 2019
The Toy Fair, the UK's largest dedicated toy, game and hobby trade show, opens at Kensington Olympia. It showcases more than 270 companies exhibiting thousands of products.
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Portrait of a Boy sitting on a Bed
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STUDIO - Michael Bond
Thomas Michael Bond, CBE was an English author who wrote the Paddington Bear series of books. Bond was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2015. Bond passed away aged 91 at his home on Tuesday following a short illness. Photographed at the desk where he writes his stories at his home near Paddington Station, London.
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STUDIO - Michael Bond
Thomas Michael Bond, CBE was an English author who wrote the Paddington Bear series of books. Bond was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2015. Bond passed away aged 91 at his home on Tuesday following a short illness. Photographed at the desk where he writes his stories at his home near Paddington Station, London.
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STUDIO - Michael Bond
Thomas Michael Bond, CBE was an English author who wrote the Paddington Bear series of books. Bond was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2015. Bond passed away aged 91 at his home on Tuesday following a short illness. Photographed at the desk where he writes his stories at his home near Paddington Station, London.
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STUDIO - Michael Bond
Thomas Michael Bond, CBE was an English author who wrote the Paddington Bear series of books. Bond was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2015. Bond passed away aged 91 at his home on Tuesday following a short illness. Photographed at the desk where he writes his stories at his home near Paddington Station, London.
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STUDIO - Michael Bond
Thomas Michael Bond, CBE was an English author who wrote the Paddington Bear series of books. Bond was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2015. Bond passed away aged 91 at his home on Tuesday following a short illness. Photographed at the desk where he writes his stories at his home near Paddington Station, London.
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STUDIO - Michael Bond
Thomas Michael Bond, CBE was an English author who wrote the Paddington Bear series of books. Bond was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2015. Bond passed away aged 91 at his home on Tuesday following a short illness. Photographed at the desk where he writes his stories at his home near Paddington Station, London.
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STUDIO - Michael Bond
Thomas Michael Bond, CBE was an English author who wrote the Paddington Bear series of books. Bond was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2015. Bond passed away aged 91 at his home on Tuesday following a short illness. Photographed at the desk where he writes his stories at his home near Paddington Station, London.
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STUDIO - Michael Bond
Thomas Michael Bond, CBE was an English author who wrote the Paddington Bear series of books. Bond was awarded a CBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours 2015. Bond passed away aged 91 at his home on Tuesday following a short illness. Photographed at the desk where he writes his stories at his home near Paddington Station, London.
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FEATURE - Seltenes Riesenpanda-Baby im Tierpark Pairi Daiza in Brugelette
(160808) -- BRUSSELS, Aug. 8, 2015 (Xinhua) -- Photo taken on Aug. 8, 2016 shows the Father panda Xing Hui at the Pairi Daiza Zoo in Brugelette, Belgium. The baby panda born in Belgium on June 2 will remain at the Pairi Daiza animal park in the south of the country for four years before returning to China. (Xinhua/Gong Bing)
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Lady Gaga in concert at the Ziggodome Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands - 24 Sep 2014
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Lady Gaga in concert at the Ziggodome Arena, Amsterdam, Netherlands - 24 Sep 2014
(FOTO:DUKAS/REX) Colored Hair Don't Care: Stars im Farbwahn
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Baby drill monkey being handraised by keeper at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Kent, Britain - 08 Jul 2014
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Keeper Becomes 'Mum' To Adorable Baby Monkey
A zoo keeper and his fiancée have become parents sooner than they expected thanks to an adorable baby monkey.
Simon Jeffrey and his partner Emma are currently mum and dad to tiny African drill monkey 'Mubi' after she was abandoned.
When Mubi was rejected by her mother Yola at the Aspinall Foundation's Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent Simon, who is head of the primate section, stepped forward.
When she was a newborn Simon had to feed little Mubi every two hours around the clock.
Luckily, following the first week she started sleeping through the night so Simon was able to catch up on some much needed sleep.
During the day Mubi goes to work with Simon and she spends her time near to the enclosure containing the other drill monkeys.
At the end of the day she goes home with Simon to spend time with her 'siblings' - Jack Russell pups Ian and Daisy and a cuddly gorilla toy.
It is hoped that in time she will be able to be reintegrated back into the drill group at the park.
African drills are classed as endangered and their population has dropped by more than half over the past 30 years due to hunting and deforestation.
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Baby drill monkey being handraised by keeper at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Kent, Britain - 08 Jul 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Les Wilson/REX (3946453r)
Keeper Becomes 'Mum' To Adorable Baby Monkey
A zoo keeper and his fiancée have become parents sooner than they expected thanks to an adorable baby monkey.
Simon Jeffrey and his partner Emma are currently mum and dad to tiny African drill monkey 'Mubi' after she was abandoned.
When Mubi was rejected by her mother Yola at the Aspinall Foundation's Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent Simon, who is head of the primate section, stepped forward.
When she was a newborn Simon had to feed little Mubi every two hours around the clock.
Luckily, following the first week she started sleeping through the night so Simon was able to catch up on some much needed sleep.
During the day Mubi goes to work with Simon and she spends her time near to the enclosure containing the other drill monkeys.
At the end of the day she goes home with Simon to spend time with her 'siblings' - Jack Russell pups Ian and Daisy and a cuddly gorilla toy.
It is hoped that in time she will be able to be reintegrated back into the drill group at the park.
African drills are classed as endangered and their population has dropped by more than half over the past 30 years due to hunting and deforestation.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Les Wilson / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BQAUQVEHV (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Baby drill monkey being handraised by keeper at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Kent, Britain - 08 Jul 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Les Wilson/REX (3946453q)
Keeper Becomes 'Mum' To Adorable Baby Monkey
A zoo keeper and his fiancée have become parents sooner than they expected thanks to an adorable baby monkey.
Simon Jeffrey and his partner Emma are currently mum and dad to tiny African drill monkey 'Mubi' after she was abandoned.
When Mubi was rejected by her mother Yola at the Aspinall Foundation's Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent Simon, who is head of the primate section, stepped forward.
When she was a newborn Simon had to feed little Mubi every two hours around the clock.
Luckily, following the first week she started sleeping through the night so Simon was able to catch up on some much needed sleep.
During the day Mubi goes to work with Simon and she spends her time near to the enclosure containing the other drill monkeys.
At the end of the day she goes home with Simon to spend time with her 'siblings' - Jack Russell pups Ian and Daisy and a cuddly gorilla toy.
It is hoped that in time she will be able to be reintegrated back into the drill group at the park.
African drills are classed as endangered and their population has dropped by more than half over the past 30 years due to hunting and deforestation.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Les Wilson / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BQAUQVEHV (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Baby drill monkey being handraised by keeper at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Kent, Britain - 08 Jul 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Les Wilson/REX (3946453l)
Keeper Becomes 'Mum' To Adorable Baby Monkey
A zoo keeper and his fiancée have become parents sooner than they expected thanks to an adorable baby monkey.
Simon Jeffrey and his partner Emma are currently mum and dad to tiny African drill monkey 'Mubi' after she was abandoned.
When Mubi was rejected by her mother Yola at the Aspinall Foundation's Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent Simon, who is head of the primate section, stepped forward.
When she was a newborn Simon had to feed little Mubi every two hours around the clock.
Luckily, following the first week she started sleeping through the night so Simon was able to catch up on some much needed sleep.
During the day Mubi goes to work with Simon and she spends her time near to the enclosure containing the other drill monkeys.
At the end of the day she goes home with Simon to spend time with her 'siblings' - Jack Russell pups Ian and Daisy and a cuddly gorilla toy.
It is hoped that in time she will be able to be reintegrated back into the drill group at the park.
African drills are classed as endangered and their population has dropped by more than half over the past 30 years due to hunting and deforestation.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Les Wilson / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BQAUQVEHV (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Baby drill monkey being handraised by keeper at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park, Kent, Britain - 08 Jul 2014
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Les Wilson/REX (3946453n)
Keeper Becomes 'Mum' To Adorable Baby Monkey
A zoo keeper and his fiancée have become parents sooner than they expected thanks to an adorable baby monkey.
Simon Jeffrey and his partner Emma are currently mum and dad to tiny African drill monkey 'Mubi' after she was abandoned.
When Mubi was rejected by her mother Yola at the Aspinall Foundation's Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Kent Simon, who is head of the primate section, stepped forward.
When she was a newborn Simon had to feed little Mubi every two hours around the clock.
Luckily, following the first week she started sleeping through the night so Simon was able to catch up on some much needed sleep.
During the day Mubi goes to work with Simon and she spends her time near to the enclosure containing the other drill monkeys.
At the end of the day she goes home with Simon to spend time with her 'siblings' - Jack Russell pups Ian and Daisy and a cuddly gorilla toy.
It is hoped that in time she will be able to be reintegrated back into the drill group at the park.
African drills are classed as endangered and their population has dropped by more than half over the past 30 years due to hunting and deforestation.
MUST CREDIT PHOTOS BY: Les Wilson / Rex Features
For more information visit http://www.rexfeatures.com/stacklink/BQAUQVEHV (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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The menu board at the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (Â Frances M. Roberts) (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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Celebrity dancer and cat lover Carrie Ann Inaba, center, at the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cats observe the cat lovers on line outside the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers on line outside the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers on line outside the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers on line outside the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (Â Frances M. Roberts) (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (Â Frances M. Roberts) (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (Â Frances M. Roberts) (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (Â Frances M. Roberts) (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (Â Frances M. Roberts) (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (Â Frances M. Roberts) (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
Cat lovers come from near and far to the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (Â Frances M. Roberts) (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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cat lover snuggle cats
A kitten investigates the video technology at the Cat Cafe on the Bowery in New York on its grand opening day, Thursday, April 24, 2014. Purina has teamed with the North Shore Animal League to open the pop-up cafe where cat aficionados are not afraid to get a little fur on their clothing while they snuggle the adoptable cats, drink cappuccino and eat pastries. The kitties are free-range around the store and the customers can pet them, pick them up and play with them. Cat cafes are already big in Japan and this pop-up store is a first for New York. The event only goes until April 27 when you can take your adopted kittie home. (FOTO: DUKAS/PHOTOSHOT)
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Has the Duchess of Cambridge accidentally let slip that she is expecting a daughter? While out and about in Grimsby Catherine stopped to chat with one well-wisher who handed her a stuffed bear. In response Kate reportedly said: "Thank you, I will take that for my d...." before cutting herself off. A woman nearby who overheard the exchange then said to her: "You were going to say daughter, weren't you?'" The Duchess replied "No, we don (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher / Rex Features (2195837k)
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is given a guided tour of the National Fishing Heritage Centre by local trawlerman, during which she heard about Grimsby's maritime and fishing heritage.
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher / Rex Features (2195837l)
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge is handed a teddy bear by Diane Bruton
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Has the Duchess of Cambridge accidentally let slip that she is expecting a daughter? While out and about in Grimsby Catherine stopped to chat with one well-wisher who handed her a stuffed bear. In response Kate reportedly said: "Thank you, I will take that for my d...." before cutting herself off. A woman nearby who overheard the exchange then said to her: "You were going to say daughter, weren't you?'" The Duchess replied "No, we don (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Mandatory Credit: Photo by David Fisher / Rex Features (2195837aj)
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge
Catherine Duchess of Cambridge visits Grimsby, Yorkshire, Britain - 05 Mar 2013
Has the Duchess of Cambridge accidentally let slip that she is expecting a daughter? While out and about in Grimsby Catherine stopped to chat with one well-wisher who handed her a stuffed bear. In response Kate reportedly said: "Thank you, I will take that for my d...." before cutting herself off. A woman nearby who overheard the exchange then said to her: "You were going to say daughter, weren't you?'" The Duchess replied "No, we don (FOTO:DUKAS/REX)
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