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Rue is an affectionate and confident little love-bug with a big personality, often taking the lead among her foster siblings. She enjoys comforting other kittens and is very attached to her foster mom, purring instantly upon seeing her. Rue is good with dogs and other cats, but requires adoption with another playful feline companion, such as her foster brother Frank or one of her siblings.
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