One gray kitty, named Tellybeans, got her name from being one of those unbelievably cute cats with an extraordinary smoky toe ...

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In times of trouble, there’s always one thing you can count on to lift your spirits, and that’s the sight of a tiny, fluffy kitten taking a cozy nap and stretching adorably. It is scientifically ...

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"He fits perfect in our home!" wrote Jinx the polydactyl cat's new owner, after the feline quickly gained fans on social media Glenn Garner is a form writer-reporter who worked heavily with PEOPLE's ...

Angelcat Haven, the rescue group I volunteer for, rescues an unusually high number of polydactyl cats, which prompted me to do some research. So what exactly is polydactyl, you ask? Although it sounds ...

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The Rancho Coastal Humane Society in Encinitas is home to a rare group of polydactyl kittens, who are now available for adoption and have a combined total of 121 toes across 19 legs.

Cat lovers are often enamored by feline “toe beans” — a cat’s cute and tiny jellybean-shaped paw pads. But did you know there are some extra special cats out there with even more toe beans to love?

Both kittens and mittens are cute hallmarks of some of our favorite childhood stories, but the heart-bright opportunity to acquaint ourselves with a few real-life "Kittens in Mittens" doesn't prance ...

Despite an unusually warm fall, recent winter weather blew more than cooler temperatures through the doors of Helen Woodward Animal Center. As though prepped for the chill, seven adorable polydactyl ...

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