This quacked me up – heart-melting kitten meow at shelter
Let’s just say that every individual cat has her/his own individual version of the classic cat meow and that this version is unusual and very, very cute. It is a feline quack.
Lets hope (1) he keeps it into adulthood and (2) it gets him out of there and into a great home where he is loved for the whole of his life.
The meow is a cat-to-human vocalisation which has evolved over millenia. It is often a request as can be seen in the video “Get me out of here pronto”. Normally it is asking for food or a greeting and asking for interaction.
Feral cats don’t meow at each other. So the theory goes.

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