Adopted by her veterinarian, the kitten was born with two faces.

Like any kittens, the duo enjoys playing, eating, and running about the house. Duo has two faces, which sets it apart from other kittens! Due to an uncommon disorder known as diprosopus, or craniofacial duplication, the kitten was born with four eyes, two mouths, two noses, and one head. Dr. Ralph Tran, a veterinarian in California, adopted Duo and is astonished by her development!

“She loves to play, she loves life, and she makes the most of everything that comes her way,” Tran remarked.

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