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LADY GAGA

GIVES BIRTH TO NINE BABIES!

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Birthday April 15th 2018

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Lady Gaga Gives Birth to Nine Babies!

True Or False?

Well the headlines of the National Inquirer surely would have read that way!

But, not in real life! However, Community Animal Networks pregnant tabby cat named Lady Gaga did give birth to 9 kittens on the morning of April 15th, 2018.

I hope she can feed them all says the rescue caregiver Denise Riddell of Costa Mesa, CA.

Lady Gaga was cuddling on the couch with her caregiver Denise about an hour before giving birth.

The soon to be mom cat became a bit frantic when her contractions stirred the birth of the first of her kittens before she relaxed in a large comfy pet bed to deliver nine healthy kittens.

Not everyone that fosters a pregnant female cat is home to witness a cat birthing. Denise was right there helping the mom with her delivery!

The first and the third to be born were dark grey stripped tabbies with beautiful facial markings, Denise said.

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The second born is all black as are two others, one all white, one solid light grey, two calicos and one dilute calico, (grey, white and tan), the other is brn/white/black.

Kittens will be ready for homes in 8 weeks after being altered, fully vetted and an AVID microchip.

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Applicants can meet the kittens when they are 5 weeks after May 20^th to reserve kittens with a deposit.

The pretty tabby cat Lady Gaga will be paired with one of her kittens that is a mommas boy or girl or one that she plays with and favors.

If you can help by providing donations for local animals please mail your checks to

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Kittens will be fully vetted with AVID microchip!

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